Former Film and TV student, Lee Keogh fCMgr, has recently been listed on Shaw Trust Disability Power 100 list.
Recognised for his work as a disability changemaker, Lee is being celebrated as one of the 100 most influential disabled individuals in the UK and a leader in his field.
Lee has been recognised for his impact, innovation and influence in changing the perceptions and stereotypes of disability. Over the past 12-18 months, he has introduced campaigns and initiatives that have significantly supported local businesses improve their accessibility and disabled customer experience.
His work has included:
- Championing the Purple Tuesday movement
- Creating the template for Inclusive Zones in Watford Parks
- Holding several conferences for businesses on disability awareness
- Working with Atria Watford on a Mystery Shopping Scheme
Speaking about his award Lee said: “To be included in a list of this calibre gives me real imposter syndrome. When I found out I was shortlisted I said to myself, it's great I'm shortlisted, there's no way I'm on the list though, not this early in my life. I was so shocked when my name was called”.
To view the full list of 2024 finalists and find out more about Lee’s inspirational work, click here.