Patrick Fischer

Patrick Fischer is a seasoned entrepreneur with a passion for helping the blind and visually impaired through technology. He founded his first company in 1988 and later established Accessibility dot Net, Inc. in 1997, which focuses on using computer technology to assist individuals with disabilities.

In addition to his work at Accessibility dot Net, Inc., Patrick also owns Morph Ideas, a unique service that creates websites for resale. The proceeds from Morph Ideas go towards funding the Braille Mission, an initiative dedicated to helping blind children by providing Braille literacy resources and electronic Braille displays.

Patrick's educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Technical Management with a focus on computers from DeVry Institute of Technology. Throughout his career, he has held various roles in sales, marketing, technology evangelism, and leadership in organizations like NANOPAC, Preowned BUY, Vision Helpers®, and Braille Mission, among others.

With a strong belief in the power of technology to empower individuals with disabilities, Patrick is dedicated to ensuring that all blind children have access to Braille education and electronic Braille displays. Through his companies and initiatives, he aims to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those who are visually impaired.