Our leadership

Educators first, and that is the whole point.

This team came out of classrooms and clinics rather than boardrooms. It has worked since the IMPACT Act to improve how hospitals and post-acute providers share information with patients, spans four time zones, and has worked with over 200 hospitals.

Michael Wright

National Program Coordinator

A Teacher of the Visually Impaired with more than twenty years working with children and adults who are blind or have low vision. Michael has worked with Lions Clubs International and the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks to improve vision screening in schools and communities, and has helped raise over $1 million for schools and local service organizations. He oversees the development of training programs and coordinates the services offered through Solutions in Low Vision.

Todd Howard, Mid-West Regional Coordinator at Solutions in Low Vision

Todd Howard

Mid-West Regional Coordinator

A career educator with 34 years of teaching experience, including work with blind and visually impaired students in upper elementary and middle school. Todd spent fourteen years as a high school basketball coach, has served as president of an Emmaus Board of Directors, and has chaired committees across his school districts. He advises the educational team and leads the work supporting seniors with age-onset blindness in the Midwest.

Kate Bordelon

Kate Bordelon

Director of Educational Resources

Fifteen years working with children who have special needs, including two of her own. Kate has five years in special education with a specific focus on supporting families of blind children with severe needs, and is returning to Northern Illinois University to become a Teacher of the Visually Impaired. She heads up the educational services program.

Mark Quinn, Chief Compliance Officer at Solutions in Low Vision

Mark Quinn

Chief Compliance Officer

More than twenty years as an attorney working in employment law, corporate creation, management consulting and training, and drafting corporate contracts. Mark has served as president of his local chamber of commerce and of other non-profit organizations, and more recently has built sales for companies working in medical technology.

Jonathan Kraft

Chief Technology Officer

Jonathan began his career in the classroom before moving into technology, and has spent the years since building web platforms and data systems for organizations whose results are counted in people helped rather than clicks. At Solutions in Low Vision he looks after the screening platform, the reporting that schools and practices rely on, and the website itself. He has known Michael Wright and they have worked together in various capacities for more than 25 years.

Solutions in Low Vision is a program of Advocates for Blind Citizens, a non-profit organization.