From Activity to Evidence: Proving Accessibility Compliance and ROI
Reporting on accessibility shouldn’t be guesswork. But when data is stuck in disconnected spreadsheets, it can be tough to know whether your program is actually making an impact, and to defend that impact to executives and legal teams.
If that rings true for your organization, you’re dealing with the evidence gap: the distance between the work your team is putting into accessibility, and the documented proof that it’s contributing to the outcomes that matter—whether that’s reduced compliance risk, better user experiences, or bottom-line revenue.
Join us August 26 for a roundtable conversation about how to close the evidence gap. You’ll learn how to report on progress in ways that hold up to legal and regulatory scrutiny, build client trust, and show executives that accessibility is a strategic investment.
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What you'll learn
In this session for accessibility, compliance, and product leaders, you’ll get practical guidance on how to demonstrate that your organization’s investment in accessibility is paying off. Our experts will cover:
- The accessibility evidence gap: Why so many teams struggle to demonstrate accessibility impact, and what’s at stake when activity is there, but proof is missing.
- What proven accessibility means in practice: The metrics and documentation that show regulators, customers, and business leaders that your program is working—and how to produce them.
- Connecting accessibility to business outcomes: How to tie accessibility metrics to the higher-level business goals that matter to your stakeholders, from legal compliance to customer trust and operational efficiency.
- Streamlining reporting with Level Access: A live demo exploring how teams use the Level Access Reporting Agent to generate executive-ready progress summaries in minutes.
Corbb O’Connor
Director, Thought Leadership
Corbb O’Connor leads accessibility advocacy for Level Access. Over the years, he has educated thousands about creating inclusive environments, alongside others with disabilities, in the United States, Canada, and Jamaica. He’s spent the past six years consulting with the world’s largest business-to-business and business-to-consumer companies to connect them with disabled people and ensure their content is usable by people with disabilities. O’Connor has also started a business-to-business communications firm, U.S. Bank’s accessibility initiative, and a manual testing team.
Jackie Dutot
Lead Engagement Manager (Program and Strategy)
Jackie Dutot leads Program and Strategic Services at Level Access, where she partners with organizations across industries to build and mature sustainable digital accessibility programs. With over 20 years of experience in disability inclusion and more than 15 years in accessibility program leadership, she specializes in program governance, process integration, policy development, training, and fostering inclusive cultures. Jackie also leads the Level Access Digital Accessibility Maturity Model (DAMM) Assessments and holds an M.A. in Curriculum and Instruction. She has been an IAAP Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) since 2016.
Nathalia Marins
Senior Product Manager, Level Access
Nathalia oversees the Measure & Report value stream at Level Access, helping customers turn accessibility compliance into clear, actionable insight. Before accessibility, she spent nine years in healthcare and insurance, working across product and actuarial teams to detect and reduce fraud, where she built a foundation in risk detection and data storytelling that shapes how she approaches accessibility today.
She leads Level Access's AI-powered Reporting Agent, giving accessibility champions real-time visibility into their programs and the confidence to act on what the data shows. Nathalia is driven by a simple belief: behind every accessibility program is a story—and the data is how you prove it.
