THE STORY OF ECHO
When we lose our voice, we lose our power and our ability to speak for our rights.
This was the fate of Echo, the mythical Greek nymph, who was disembodied from her voice. Echo was unjustly punished for her actions and faded out of sight to exist only as a voice destined to repeat the last words of others.
Echo became invisible.
Her fate underpins The Echo Project. The Echo Project hopes to revive the echoes of people who have faded from consciousness.
To make the invisible, visible.
FOUNDER & VOICE ADVOCATE
Lucy Cornell
The Echo Project is the brainchild of Lucy Cornell, Author, Keynote Speaker and CEO of the Cornell Voice Advisory, an Australian corporate consultancy helping business leaders speak with influence. Lucy has worked globally with 10,000s of business executives and world leaders, who, by birth, education or sheer hard work, are fortunate to have a voice in the world. However, having a voice is easy to take for granted.
As the Founder of The Echo Project she advises, trains and supports individuals and organisations on the fundamental human right of the human voice along with skills to speak up under duress or in order to influence change; change on a personal level or on a global scale.
ADVISOR & ASSOCIATE
Mark Davis
When Mark Davis is inspired he moves mountains. As the CEO and innovator of up to 8 global businesses at any one time, Mark moves among an extensive global network of business executives. Mark is an advisor to The Echo Project instilling vision and inspiration about voices for change on a global scale.
Mark was the visionary behind Christine Dolan's presence in Australia which has culminated in a dozen speaking events, media appearances and meetings with significant business leaders and policy makers. Christine Dolan’s work is highlighted in our interview series.