Accessibility &
ADA Consulting
Accessibility isn’t a checkbox. It’s a competitive advantage — when you build it with intention, informed by lived experience.
What this engagement
actually involves.
Wesley doesn’t just consult on accessibility — he navigates it every day. That firsthand perspective shapes every audit, every recommendation, and every strategy. Past clients include Lyft, Kansas City International Airport, KC Parks & Recreation, and dozens of corporate venues and events. As founder of INCLŪSIV Wellness, Kansas City’s first fully adaptive wellness center, Wesley brings operational expertise that most consultants simply can’t.
Accessibility Audits
A thorough review of your physical or digital environment — identifying compliance gaps, usability issues, and opportunities to go beyond minimum requirements. Informed by real-world wheelchair navigation, not just a checklist.
Inclusion Strategy
Custom frameworks for building cultures and spaces where people with disabilities feel genuinely welcome — not as an afterthought, but by design.
Event & Venue Planning
End-to-end accessibility planning for conferences, events, and public spaces. Wesley has consulted on venues ranging from corporate summits to Kansas City International Airport.
Disability Awareness Training
Interactive sessions that shift how your team thinks about disability — moving from avoidance and discomfort to empathy and action. Drawing from Wesley’s keynote topics including ’Change the Way the World Sees Disabilities.’
Outcomes, not outputs.
- A clear audit of where accessibility gaps exist and their impact
- Actionable recommendations prioritized by effort and impact
- Staff training that changes behavior, not just awareness
- Implementation support throughout the engagement
- Frameworks your team can continue using independently
- Optional ongoing advisory access
“Wesley’s keynote was FANTASTIC!!! Many of the attendees met him around in advance and were excited to hear him speak. Afterwards, there was a line for handshakes, photos and exchanging cards!”
— Director of Programming, American Public Transportation Association