June Isaacson Kailes

June operates a full-time consulting business (since 1989). She consults with and trains businesses, universities, state associations, government entities, disability-related organizations, and other not-for-profit organizations. She has delivered hundreds of keynote addresses workshops and seminars. June writes and speaks from practical "hands-on" experience and over three decades of extensive research, training, and direct user experience. Her most frequent areas of consulting, writing, and training include: implementing the Americans with Disabilities Act, planning barrier-free events, disability diversity training, and targeting customers with disabilities in terms of marketing, customer service and product design and incorporating universal design principles into existing and new environments and products. Arts focused projects include conducting access surveys of all properties (Villa, Marina, Santa Monica, and Williamstown, Mass ), for the J. Paul Getty Trust in the early 1990s. Ongoing work with The Getty includes conducting periodic training for the Visitor Services staff as well as the Volunteers on welcoming guests with disabilities.