Global Roundtable & Regional Councils

A cross-industry forum for business leaders to share insights and advance disability inclusion across global operations.
Members explore evolving policies, programs and trends. Each partner company may appoint representatives to the Global Roundtable and each of its regional subcommittees.

In today’s interconnected business environment, global enterprises must navigate varying regulatory frameworks, culture-specific approaches to accessibility and accommodation, and rapidly evolving global best practices in talent, supply chains and customer engagement. The Global Roundtable & Regional Councils bring together corporate leaders from around the world to:

Exchange real-time intelligence and lessons learned across regions
Co-create frameworks, strategies and metrics that travel globally
Build peer-network support for region-specific issues (APAC, EMEA, LATAM)
Elevate the voice of business in shaping disability-inclusive culture internationally

For corporate partners, membership offers access to a unique vantage: operational insight, thought-leadership, benchmarking and collaborative problem-solving spanning all major commercial geographies.

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Illustrations of various regions around the globe for APAC EMEA and LATAM

Regional Councils

APAC Regional Council: The APAC Council convenes business-leaders with operations across Asia, Australia/Pacific and Southeast Asia. Topics addressed include disability inclusive hiring, navigating varied disability-employment legislation, accessibility practices, and region-specific supplier inclusion models.

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EMEA Regional Council: The EMEA Council brings together business leaders across Europe, the Middle East and Africa to discuss evolving regulatory environments, region-specific accessibility considerations and best practices, emerging markets, and multinational head-quarter dynamics.

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LATAM Regional Council: The LATAM Council focuses on Latin America and the Caribbean. Discussions cover disability inclusive talent ecosystems, accessibility in varied infrastructure environments, region-specific accessibility considerations and best practices, supplier inclusion practices, and regional multi-country roll-outs.

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