As the Director of the Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family National Center for Accessible Media at WGBH, Bryan develops and maintains collaborative relationships with corporate and public-sector partners, identifying challenges and accessibility solutions for a wide range of products and services across various operating systems and platforms. Bryan and his team work closely with standards groups, global industry leaders and technology firms, content creators and providers, as well as academic institutions, cultural organizations, federal and state agencies, retail and for-profit businesses, and others who have formed partnerships with NCAM to further their goals of providing more accessible products and services for their customers. During his 25 years with GBH, Bryan has conducted blindness-related research and development projects, most recently as NCAM’s Director of Accessible Learning and Assessment Technologies. His projects range from improving access to complex scientific images and high-stakes assessments to amusement park rides and smart phone apps. Bryan’s multiple published guidelines, most notably the STEM Image Description Guidelines, have been adopted by many educational publishers and accessibility organizations as industry standard and he regularly conducts training sessions on how best to present images, video, and digital experiences to meet the needs of people with visual and print disabilities.

- Conduct blindness-related research and development projects.- Advise on issues related to the accessibility of digital books, online curriculum, and online high-stakes assessments.- Consult with clients in media, education, retail and cultural institutions on the accessibility and universal design of technology and multimedia. - Develop training materials and conduct professional training.

Host of the "How Was Your Run Today?" podcast. Boston-based, non-union actor and voice over talent.

Mission-based, 90+ year-old non-profit camp and conference center on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.*Helped guide the board and administration from near disaster to sustainable growth and financial health.*Led board transition from regular involvement in administration to focus on fundraising and governance. *Support Executive Director and board leadership.

Treasurer and Executive Board member of 400-member union of professional employees at WGBH.