How to set up a business that is convenient and comfortable for everyone-from clients to employees? Workshop participants will discuss accessibility, universal design, and the interaction of businesses with communities, NGOs, and people with different needs together with inclusive projects manager Pavel Kuzmin. How can a business speak the same language as every client? How to ensure that a café, store, or service is understandable and convenient for all-regardless of characteristics, experience, and needs? This will be the focus of the meeting dedicated to inclusive practices in entrepreneurship. The attention will be on not only architectural accessibility but also communication culture, service flexibility, collaboration with non-profit organizations, staff training, and working through all stages of interaction within the company. Special emphasis will be placed on how to build a system where caring for accessibility becomes part of business processes rather than a one-time initiative. Pavel Kuzmin, manager of inclusive projects at Skuratov Coffee, will share his experience. He will explain how his team implements universal design principles and creates infrastructure that can accommodate the needs of different people-from clients with limited mobility to parents with children. Listeners will discuss real cases, receive practical tools, and learn how to gradually transform the space, product, and team so that everything together becomes truly friendly. This will be useful for both experienced entrepreneurs and those who are just considering starting their own business. The workshop is suitable for those who want to think broader, do more, and build a business where everyone feels: "This place is for me too." Where to go with a child in Yekaterinburg, look for on our website.