Sara Minkara Advisory
Sara Minkara Advisory

Disability Integrated Where Power Is Exercised
Executive Advisory for Institutions That Intend to Lead

Disability does not belong on the margins of your organization.
It belongs in strategy, governance, capital allocation, and decision-making.

Sara Minkara Advisory works with senior leadership across Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, multilateral institutions, foundations, and global coalitions to embed disability into the systems that shape markets, policy, innovation, and influence.

This is not compliance work.
This is structural integration.

Disability Is a Strategic Advantage

Disability strengthens:

Economic growth and competitive positioning

Operational resilience and risk mitigation

Innovation pipelines and product design

Governance credibility and institutional trust

Integrating disability strengthens your ability to navigate uncertainty, not just respond to it.

Why Sara Minkara

Sara Minkara served as the second U.S. Special Advisor on International Disability Rights, leading engagement across more than 70 countries.

Her work advanced disability within trade negotiations, AI governance, infrastructure strategy, national security dialogue, and multilateral diplomacy, environments defined by competing priorities, political complexity, and resource constraints.

 She has engaged heads of state, cabinet-level ministers, CEOs, chambers of commerce, and global institutions,  bringing disability into rooms where it was not initially prioritized and positioning it as essential.

Most disability consultants operate within HR, accessibility, or advocacy. Sara operates at the level of executive strategy and global power structures.

There is no substitute for that vantage point.

The Six-Pillar Framework

Disability initiatives stall when they remain siloed, avoid difficult trade-offs, or rely on a single internal champion. This framework embeds disability into the core of how your organization operates, sustainably and measurably.

Leadership Alignment

Integrate disability into executive strategy, governance models, and decision-making authority.

Internal–External Integration

Align procurement, product, partnerships, and public positioning with internal commitments.

Coalition Activation

Engage nontraditional stakeholders across trade, technology, infrastructure, security, and investment ecosystems.

Commitment-Driven Convenings

Design executive-level sessions that produce clear, measurable outcomes — not just dialogue

Strategic Facilitation

Navigate high-stakes conversations involving cost, feasibility, power dynamics, and representation

Institutional Capacity

Build governance systems, toolkits, and accountability structures that outlast individual leaders.

Results

Disability embedded into enterprise strategy

Executive-level governance with defined accountability

Innovation shaped by inclusive design

Cross-sector partnerships that expand influence

Metrics tied directly to business priorities

Team development

This is systems change, not programmatic support.

This Advisory Is Designed For Organizations That:

Want disability integrated at the highest levels of leadership

Operate across complex systems, sectors, or geographies

Require cross-functional alignment

Are ready to move beyond compliance

Executive-level governance with defined accountability

Intend to set standards within their industry

If you are seeking a one-off workshop or checklist, this is not that engagement. If you are ready to shift systems, let’s talk.

Engagement Formats

Executive Advisory Retainer

Ongoing strategy, executive alignment, and accountability partnership

Leadership Briefing + Roadmap Sprint

High-level assessment with a clear, actionable integration plan

Stakeholder Mapping & Influence Strategy

Power analysis and coalition activation across key ecosystems

Convening Design & Facilitation

Executive roundtables and working sessions designed to produce commitments

Institutional Capacity Building

Toolkits, governance models, and implementation coaching for sustained ownership

Stakeholder Mapping & Influence Strategy

Power analysis and coalition activation across key ecosystems

Why This Matters Now

AI transformation. Climate volatility. Demographic shifts. Supply chain fragility.
The institutions that will lead the next decade are those designed for complexity and variability.
Designing for disability strengthens resilience across all of it.
The question is not whether disability belongs in your strategy.
The question is whether you intend to lead with it.
Let’s Position Your Organization to Lead