2022 AccessAbility Award Recipient: Wunderman Thompson Health
A New York-based global marketing agency that has produced HKS’ DeafBlind Awareness Week posters pro bono for more than 30 years.
By Helen Keller Services | June 30, 2022
Tracy Zuto: Hi, my name is Tracy Zuto and I am a short, feisty Italian American with long brown hair and brown eyes and a huge smile on my face. I am so thrilled to be accepting the 2022 AccessAbility Award on behalf of Wunderman Thompson Health. Wunderman Thompson Health is a healthcare marketing agency. Through inclusive design and our health for equity team, we are committed to providing health and wellness equality for all, and I can speak for our entire team when I say that of all the work we do all day long, day after day, working with Helen Keller National Services is by far the best thing that we get to work on. We are incredibly proud and honored by Helen Keller Services, but truly the honor of working with you since 2005 has been all ours. And now I’m going to hand it over to my partner in crime, Bonnie Baker.
Bonnie Baker: Hi, I’m Bonnie Baker. I have big curly blond hair, and I also have a giant smile. I’ve been working with Helen Keller, National Center for over 15 years now, and I’m so happy to be part of this incredible organization. In fact, I would say for me, this is one of the highlights of working at Wunderman Thompson and Great Health before that. To be able to contribute even in a seemingly small way is really important to me and to all of the staff I get to work with at Helen Keller. We get to support an organization like this while we’re working. How cool is that? I’m truly humbled to be able to accept this year’s AccessAbility Award on behalf of Wunderman Thompson. We’re an agency dedicated to serving patients, caregivers, physicians, nurses and other HTPs all over the world. Thank you so much for this beautiful award. [End of Transcript]
