Mohammad Zaripour holds the distinction of being the world’s first author to compose an exhaustive guideline on how to interact with blind individuals. His book, “How to Behave with Blind People: A Guide to Supportive Behavior,” not only serves as a practical manual but also illuminates the nuances of interaction that many overlook, fostering understanding and inclusivity for the blind community. With a degree in System and Computer Engineering from Carleton University in Ottawa, Mohammad has harnessed his technical acumen to become a pivotal figure at CNIB. His commitment to leveraging technology for empowerment is evident in roles such as an outreach intern, business consultant, and apprentice in SmartLife Technology Programs. His expertise is further solidified by an array of professional certifications, including Google Digital Marketing, PMP, PMI-ACP, PSM, EIT, specialized certifications in ZoomText and JAWS from the Freedom Scientific Organization, and the NVDA Expert Certification. In academia, Mohammad’s published articles on Google Scholar delve into topics such as customer satisfaction, risk management in industrial projects, and the impacts of privatization on firm performance and export development. His vision sees technology as a catalyst for creating equal opportunities, making him a beacon in the fields of vision loss and disabilities.
For more information, you can visit Mohammad Zaripour’s website: www.mohammadzaripour.ca