Sal Cooke

Inclusive Technology Ltd. develops and provides educational software solutions. The firm also provides switches and computer access devices, communication aids and assistive technology products include speech recognition, generation technologies and special trackballs for physical disability, sensory impairment and learning difficulty. The company was founded by Martin Littler, Trish Hornsey, and Roger L.H. Bates in 1996 and is headquartered in Oldham, the United Kingdom.

The Ace Centre-North is a British company that provides courses and services to support children and adults with severe communication difficulties. The non-profit company is based in Oldham, UK. The company's focus is on the use of Assistive Technology to enable independence, access to education, learning and leisure activities, and communication. The company offers a wide range of resources, publications and downloads to support the use and implementation of AAC and AT. Anna Reeves has been the CEO of the company since 1996.

John C. Gaylor started Gaylor Electric, Inc. in March 1984 for the purpose of engaging in all types of electrical construction activities. It takes up the service of building overhead or underground systems, installing new lines, or rebuilding old ones. It provides facilities to institutional, retail, high-technology, industrial, and residential purposes. It also installs voice and data networks, security systems, audio-visual components, and lighting control systems. The company provides to services to the markets like Design Build, Entertainment, Food Processing, Healthcare, Industrial Plants, Research, Retail, and Water Park. Gaylor is headquartered in Carmel, IN and has office locations across North Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, and Arkansas.

eQuality Solutions Ltd. is a British technology specialist company that provides disability diversity, inclusivity, and mental wellbeing solutions. eQuality Solutions is based in Hebburn, UK, and has subsidiaries in the United Kingdom. The private company is on a mission to be recognized as the number one UK provider of cognitive disability diversity, inclusivity, and mental wellbeing solutions, as well as an employer of leading diversity equity and inclusion (DEI) specialists. The company's purpose is to remove barriers to learning in education, employment, and life to unlock true potential and improve outcomes for individuals and organizations. The company was founded in 2006 by Christopher James Quickfall, and the CEO is Andy Gough. Recently, they acquired Challenge, a DEI training and consultancy business, in a seven-figure deal.

Cognassist UK Ltd. is a company based in Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK. Cognassist aims to create a more inclusive world by reducing barriers to education and helping every learner reach their full potential. The British company offers a cognitive diversity assessment and expert-led neurodiversity training to champion neuro-inclusion. The company partners with awarding organizations to accept their cognitive diversity assessment as evidence in their judgement of flexibilities and eligibilities. The company was founded in 2017 by CEO Christopher James Quickfall.