Christine Fioritto-Sket

Christine Fioritto-Sket serves as Braille Works’ Accessibility and Compliance Strategy Advisor. Since joining the company in 2014, her role has grown to include ADA consultation, accessibility training, compliance strategy, regulatory research, and client education.

Christine provides ADA consultation to businesses, government entities, healthcare providers, educational institutions, and legal organizations. Her work covers ADA Titles I, II, and III; Sections 504 and 508 of the Rehabilitation Act; WCAG standards; effective communication; accessible documents; reasonable accommodations; procurement; and vendor responsibilities. She helps clients understand which requirements apply to them, identify potential barriers, and determine practical next steps.

Within Braille Works, Christine works closely with executive leadership, HR, sales, marketing, production, and IT. She monitors changes in accessibility laws and standards, develops and delivers training, supports the reasonable accommodation process, and reviews educational and marketing content for accuracy. She also helps employees understand how accessibility and compliance relate to their individual roles.

Christine represents Braille Works through client meetings, professional presentations, conferences, and industry events. She presents and moderates discussions on the ADA, disability rights, effective communication, and accessibility compliance. She has also helped develop and expand Braille Works’ accessibility consulting services.

Christine holds the ADA Coordinator Certification (ADACC) and Advanced Certifications in Accessible Documents and Courtroom Access through the ADA Coordinator Certification Program, administered by the Great Plains ADA Center and the University of Missouri. She is also a Leadership Professional in Ethics & Compliance (LPEC) through the Ethics & Compliance Initiative and a member of the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP). Christine earned an Associate of Science in Allied Health—Occupational Therapy Assistant from the State College of Florida.

Having grown up with both parents who are blind, Christine understands firsthand how access to information can affect a person’s independence and daily life. That experience continues to shape her work and her commitment to helping organizations make accessibility part of how they serve people—not simply a requirement they must meet. Christine’s credentials and professional experience reflect the depth of expertise behind Braille Works’ accessibility and compliance services. Her knowledge and practical experience help organizations confidently navigate complex accessibility requirements while reinforcing Braille Works’ commitment to providing trusted, high-quality accessibility solutions.