April 24, 2026

Stand By Me On-Call Consulting Program

Access Ready Stand By Me Campaign logo.

AccessReady

Stand By Me On-Call Consulting Program

The topic of accessibility for customers and employees with disabilities is vast, covering an entire range of concerns that affect many in different ways. As a business, government, or nonprofit leader, where do you start? Investigating and covering all bases at once would be costly and time-consuming. Instead, show your commitment to accessibility and disability issues as they arise.

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Why Choose the Stand By Me Program?

Respond to Accessibility Issues as They Arise

Rather than spending money to investigate potential issues, demonstrate your serious commitment to accessibility by making a public statement through the engagement of Access Ready’s “Stand By Me” Education Briefings and On Call Consulting programs.

Program Components

A. Stand By Me Education Briefing Package

Through this program, you can access:

  • Use of the Access Ready Stand By Me logo across your print and online landscape.
  • A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Access Information News weekly publication by email.
  • A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Artificial Intelligence Weekly news publication by email.
  • A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Top Tech Tidbits Weekly news publication by email.
  • Access to periodic reports from the Chair-CEO and other experts from Access Ready.
  • One hour of free consultation per month on any matter of concern.

This minimal engagement provides a learning process while demonstrating your organization’s willingness to learn and change its approach to accessibility and disability.

See Rate Card for details.

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Program Components

B. Stand By Me On Call Consulting Package

Through this program, you can access:

  1. Use of the Access Ready Stand By Me logo across your print and online landscape.
  2. Have 24/7 direct contact with Access Ready’s consulting experts.
  3. Set up a direct issue communications channel monitored by your team or Access Ready experts.
  4. Access reviews of significant items like customer service, employee services, and web presence.
  5. A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Access Information News weekly publication by email.
  6. A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Artificial Intelligence Weekly news publication by email.
  7. A subscription to the Access Ready-sponsored Top Tech Tidbits Weekly news publication by email.
  8. Access to periodic reports from the Chair-CEO and other experts from Access Ready.
  9. Direct consultation on legislative matters at state and federal levels.
  10. Market analysis and product development consultation with subject matter experts.

All these benefits put you ahead of your concerns and goals.

See Rate Card for details.

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Contact Us

To find out more, contact Access Ready’s Chief Consultant, Douglas George Towne. Show the market you are engaged in accessibility and disability issues.

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Get Started Today

Join the Stand By Me Program

Take the first step towards making your organization more accessible. Join the Stand By Me program today.



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