About Meryl K. Evans, CPACC

Bio

Meryl K. Evans is a communication, accessibility, and operations expert who works across writing, marketing, user experience, and systems design. She helps organizations improve how they share information, build processes, and create experiences that work for more people.

Her work spans writing, editing, communication strategy, accessibility, and cross‑functional operations. She is known for strengthening how teams communicate and collaborate, designing workflows that reduce friction, and shaping practices that support inclusion across digital and organizational environments. Her lived experience as a deaf professional informs her approach to accessibility in communication, design, and team operations.

Meryl is also a professional speaker and trainer who works with companies to build more accessible and usable communication and workplace practices. She has delivered a TEDx Talk, been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, and was named a LinkedIn Top Voice for disability and accessibility advocacy.

Her background includes roles in technology, marketing, digital communication, and process design, as well as experience in Fortune 500 telecom, the federal government, and IT consulting. She is the founder of meryl.net, where she provides writing, editing, marketing, accessibility, and communication systems support.

She is a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) and is based in Texas.

Meryl is a white female with long brown curly hair and a lavender top.

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Media

Speaking

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In the News and Around the Web

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In Books (as an editor, contributor, or researcher)