Brian Steinhoff

Director

Brian Steinhoff holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Arizona State University, where he won “Tutor of the Year,” and later pursued his M.B.A. in Management from the University of Phoenix. 

Brian is passionate and energetic and has devoted the past 20 years to making critical contributions to the Deaf Community. He founded the non-profit Florida Deaf Art Show, inc., where he serves as Advisor. He also serves as Vice President of the non-profit Communication Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Inc.

Currently, Steinhoff is the Vice President of Corporate Communications for A.S.L. Services, Inc. In this role, he oversees all aspects of the industry, providing professional development for interpreters, recruitment, customer outreach, and public speaking events. He has presented at several conferences and various local and state government meetings. As a key team member, he made significant contributions to implementing Florida statute 322.051(8)(c), which identifies Deaf drivers to ensure their personal safety and security during traffic stops and interactions with law enforcement. Steinhoff recently received an award from Seminole County Public Schools for supporting student activities over the past eight years.

While Steinhoff prides himself on his professional work, he enjoys downtime as an aerial photographer. He is also a devoted family who loves spending time with his wife, their two CODA daughters, and their pup in his hometown of Orlando, Florida.