Accessibility Audit, Pizza & Wine Party ♿️ 🍕 🍷

Maigen's Signature Workshop: Why Accessibility Is Essential for Business (and What YOU Can Do About It)!

Join us for an eye-opening evening at Kiln, Portland's premier co-working space, where digital accessibility expert Maigen Thomas will reveal how your business could be unknowingly missing out on 15% of your potential customers. This 90-minute workshop, hosted in Kiln's modern theater room, will transform your understanding of web accessibility while you enjoy complimentary pizza, refreshments and networking opportunities (ID required for wine service). Whether you're a business owner, developer, or designer, you'll leave with actionable strategies to make your digital presence more inclusive—and more profitable.

Spots are limited as the event space has a capacity, so RSVP soon!

Why YOU Should Attend
Entrepreneurs, Business Owners, Executives: You're leaving money on the table. Accessibility barriers on your website or in your SaaS product could be preventing people with disabilities from accessing your services or products.
Designers, Marketers: Find out what basic checks you can do to ensure everyone has a good experience finding out about and using your website or product.
Developers, Engineers, QA: With great power comes great responsibility. By default, HTML and CSS are inherently accessible. If we write code that breaks this accessibility, it is our job to fix it.

Schedule
5:30pm-6:00pm - Check-in, get a refreshment, grab a slice
6:00pm-7:00pm - Presentation
7:00pm- 7:30pm - Q&A

About Maigen
Maigen Thomas is the founder of Level 11 Technology, an Apprenticeship Agency. She has over 10 years of experience in enterprise software design and product development, and almost as many years of experience teaching and mentoring. Maigen brings this broad tech expertise to focus on accessibility in this 90-minute presentation.

Maigen specializes in helping organizations with under $25M in revenue increase market share by reaching up to 15% more potential customers and decrease the likelihood of becoming targets for costly digital accessibility lawsuits or fines. She is passionate about empowering people at all levels of technology experience with knowledge to ensure inclusive experiences for all users, regardless of their level of ability or disability—not just because it's legally required, but because it's good business.

Visit her website at https://maigenthomas.com/