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Cynthia L. Elliott is a powerhouse inspirational speaker, philanthropist, two-time #1 best-selling author, and communications pioneer. Her straight-talking belief in the power of higher consciousness to transform lives and businesses can have an audience levitating with renewed hope. She electrifies major events with spiritual channeling sessions and inspiring talks like 5 Ways to Command a Beautiful Life Experience, How to Raise Your Consciousness, and How to Use AI to Reignite the American Dream. 

With a track record of speaking at prestigious events, Cynthia has graced platforms such as Art Week Miami, Soundbites 2 Solutions alongside New York political leaders, and Revitalizing the American Dream at NeueHouse. Her career is studded with notable appearances, including the Women With Wings Gala at Mar A Lago, the Step Up Women's Inspiration Awards, Silhouette's 40th Anniversary Gala, and Escada's Grand Opening Hosted by Vogue Magazine at the Beverly Wilshire Four Seasons. 

At the helm of the SoulTech Foundation, Cynthia is not just a leader but a staunch advocate for raising consciousness as the answer to the global mental health crisis. Her cultural influence has been remarkable, as an agency founder, she founded the fields of influencer marketing and brand communications. 

Cynthia's influence extends to her work as a consciousness teacher and two-time #1 best-selling conscious living author. Her impactful books, including her self-love memoir 'Memory Mansion' which shares her harrowing journey from orphanage to higher consciousness, and her latest release, 'A New American Dream,' which envisions a future shaped by AI and grounded in equality and empowerment, have inspired countless individuals to strive for personal and societal transformation.

She hosts the SoulTech Foundation's high-ranking Apple podcast, "Citizen Journalist," and co-hosts Goodpod's #1 marketing and business news show, "The Billy Dees Podcast."

Cynthia's pioneering work has not gone unnoticed, with features in esteemed publications such as the LA Times, NYT, Vogue, WSJ, and New York Magazine.