Nick Morris OAM is an internationally recognised expert in Universal Design and accessibility having consulted all over Australia and internationally. At the age of 16 he had a motorcycle accident where he became a paraplegic. Post accident, he gained tertiary qualifications in Human Movement and achieved Paralympic excellence — Gold Medal at the 1996 Atlanta Paralympic Games in wheelchair basketball.
In business, Nick has consulted on 7 Olympic and Paralympic Games and bids, 4 Commonwealth Games, 2 World Expo's and the Australian Open Tennis for over 14 years. Most recently Nick has assisted the development of the Athletes Village concept for the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
He brings a practical approach through his consulting and lived experience of working with high performance delivery teams from planning through to successful delivery. The practical outcomes he instigates ensure seamless and universal user experiences for all people.
Accessible tourism in Australia in 2024 was estimated at $29.4B, while the NDIS budget in 2025/2026 is $52.3B. Neither of these take into account everyday spend, which is influenced by positive marketing such as the Paralympics.
Whether you’re working on a building, city plan, national event, or policy review, Nick wants to discuss an upcoming project or get advice on how to improve accessibility in your environment?
Let’s start a conversation. Work for everyone—without compromise.
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