Ed Coper is a seasoned communication strategist and executive director. With a proven record of success in building social change initiatives and advocacy campaigns, Ed has been recognized as a leading expert in communications for impact. Ed studied at the University of New South Wales, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Law degree.

Ed has founded numerous organizations, including The Center for Impact Communications, a non-profit that aims to improve the impact of social change campaigns. He also founded Corelab, where he worked with leading technologists, communicators, innovators, and organizations, helping those who want to do good do it better.

Ed has served as a Senior Digital Advisor at the Australian Labor Party, where he worked on political campaigns, and as Director at Populares, where he led advocacy campaigns. He has also worked with Nobel Peace Laureates, political leaders, and grassroots movements, all geared towards creating impact through their communications.

Using cutting-edge storytelling techniques, Ed has pioneered methods to harness the power of new media and communications to mobilize and empower movements for impact. From building Australia's largest political movement, GetUp, to powering Change.org's global expansion into over 18 countries, Ed's groundbreaking work has featured in several museum exhibitions.

Overall, Ed Coper is a communication specialist whose expertise in story-based advocacy and content, grassroots movement building, training and capacity building, campaigning, content production, and political communications has made him a sought-after expert in communications for impact.