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Mark Shapiro
President at Bureau of Internet Accessibility: Working to make the Internet accessible to everyone
Mark Shapiro is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in technology, specializing in Internet development. He is the President of the Bureau of Internet Accessibility, a role that reflects his passion for making the online world more inclusive and accessible. Mark's journey began in 1992 with a firm belief in the Internet's potential as a great equalizer, providing equal opportunities for all. Throughout his career, he has worked with a diverse array of organizations in the public and private sectors, gaining extensive insights into website accessibility challenges faced by many. Mark identified a notable gap in resources for organizations struggling with website accessibility and spearheaded the development of a user-friendly solution at BoIA. The Bureau of Internet Accessibility, under Mark's guidance, offers comprehensive website analysis services at www.boia.org, aligning with standards such as Section 508 and WCAG 2.0 to enhance accessibility and provide tailored remediation recommendations. Mark invites collaboration in his mission to make the Internet a more inclusive space for all users.