About Me
- Marcella Echavarria
- MARCELLA ECHAVARRIA Cultural and social entrepreneur, branding expert, passionate wordsmith, photographer A serial social entrepreneur with 15 years of hands on, first hand experience in starting businesses, establishing bridges between cultures and people and integrating sustainability and profitability, Marcella founded SURevolution in 2005, EGG Peace Products in 2007 and Revista .G in 2000. A branding and marketing expert who derives innovation for creating leader brands and concepts from an acute intuition, high doses of common sense and an immense universe of images and words that trace back to her literature and history majors at Brown University as well as to her journey in the publishing world. Extensive multicultural experience in India, Bolivia, Perú, Indonesia, South Africa, Cambodia and Colombia, working as a product development and branding consultant for Unesco, The IFC, CHF International, Artesanías de Colombia, Carana, The Color Association of the United States and Design 21.
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1. P Patty Johnson is a Canadian designer who is interested in the interchange between research and design, and, commerce an... -
KikoRomeo peace patches with jewelry by Le Collane di Betta KikoRomeo mens by Joseph Hunwick *Can you tell us a little about ... -
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@Humberto Quevedo Marcella Echavarria (ME): PLEASE TELL US ABOUT YOUR WORK? Clara Saldarriaga (CS): My work talks about Colomb... -
Q: Why do you think there such revival for everything ethical now? A: I think people are looking for unique and authentic vs. mass ... -
Q:Please describe your experience collaborating with artisans, what were some of the challenges, the unexpected learning experiences A: In... -
On a visit to Johannesburg’s Decorex Fair last year, I was amazed by the versatility achieved by felt artists from South Africa. The pi... -
“Anything that hints of the hand is selling,” according to David Alhadeff from The Future Perfect in Brooklyn. “This is a time for a genuin... -
Everything is smaller now: less products, fewer stores, lower prices, smaller series. “I think the world needs a bit of stability whe... -
Natalie Chanin from Alabama Chanin says,”Products today have to be sustainable and they have to be beautiful.” In the words of Paulet...
