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New AudioEye Chief Accessibility Officer Mike Paciello Talks His Career, New Role, More In Interview
Steven Aquino
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Jan 31, 2024,08:30am EST
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AudioEye has tapped industry vet Mike Paciello as its new chief accessibility officer.
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I spent the majority of last week in Orlando, Florida attending the 2024 edition of the ATIA conference, where I spoke on a panel about the importance of amplifying accessibility and assistive technologies—in all their myriad forms—in tech media. One person to ask a question during the Q&A session, and with whom I chatted briefly afterwards, was Mike Paciello. Paciello is the new chief accessibility officer at Arizona-based digital accessibility company AudioEye. A 40-year veteran of the technology industry, Paciello has dedicated his life to making technology more equitable to and inclusive of the disability community. AudioEye officially announced Paciello’s hiring in a press release published on Wednesday. I sat down with him via videoconference earlier this week to discuss joining the company and lots [...]
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