Executive Board
Of Directors

Debbie has been a voice actor for over twenty years. Based in NYC and Upstate NY, she was once the voice of the Statue of Liberty. Her expertise is in medical narration, where she’s built a large customer base serving some of the most prominent global and national pharmaceutical organizations, healthcare communications agencies, academic hospital systems, and boutique medical animation companies.

She has guest lectured for medical animation students at the University of Illinois, marketing students at Hartford College, and students in Yale’s interdisciplinary MedX program. She has presented at voiceover conferences, including WOVO, MAVO, eVOcation, and VOcation, and she will present on Medical Narration at VO Atlanta 2025.

In addition to her VoiceOver career and speaking engagements, Debbie is this genre’s much sought-after VO coach. She aims to teach her “medical students” about the industry’s nuances, the hard work behind script analysis, the art of being a professional, and the performance skills needed to succeed.

She has honed her craft in diverse settings as a voiceover talent with a global perspective. From her roots in Chicago to her immersive experiences in Italy and Mexico, Debbie embodies a multicultural, one-world lifestyle. Her work has taken her from the stage to the art world and Wall Street, enriching her understanding of various industries and audiences.

Colin is based in Norwich (Norfolk, UK). He set up Vocalflair in 2002 and has been providing predominantly RP voiceovers to clients around the world ever since. Alongside his Voice Acting he also set up a YouTube Channel and Podcast called ‘The Healing Voice’ to help those with nervous disorders or mental health issues. Within WoVo he can frequently be found online at the Global Chill Out sessions, where an international audience meets on a monthly basis.e.

Mike McGonegal is a full-time voice actor living in the bucolic puckerbrush of Southern New Hampshire and is proud to serve as the Vice President of Membership for the World-Voices Organization®. A voice actor since 2008, Mike has used his IT and Engineering background to find a home in the e-learning genre. Mike has voiced projects for companies the world over on topics ranging from how various contrast agents work in CT scans to teaching kids how to figure the length of a parabola and just about every topic in between. Prior to joining the Board, Mike was part of the WoVO membership committee for a number of years. Outside of WoVO®, Mike is busy being an Assistant Scout Master for the local Boy Scout Troop, being a part of the local economic development committee, and finishing up his new booth so that he can move on to the next project – rebuilding a 98 Impreza L Coupe with his son with an aim to fit a 22b kit to it.

Joe Davis is the founder of various voice over industry businesses, including VoiceActor.com. He graduated summa cum laude from the University at Buffalo with a degree in Media and Web Development. Joe has over 20 years of experience working in digital marketing, SEO and web development and has spent the last 12 years focused on the world of voice over. He has worked with numerous voice talent, agents, production companies and other VO professionals. When he isn’t working, Joe serves on the board of several non-profits, dances (salsa, swing and international folk dancing) and finds extremely cheap airfares to fly around the world.

Moe is celebrating her 20th anniversary as a full-time voice over talent in 2024. A voice over generalist, she does commercials, corporate narration, phone messaging, audiobooks, and imaging. She raised three kids, paid of her mortgage, and put two kids through college as a single, self-employed mom doing voice overs.
Moe has worked for over a dozen Fortune 100 companies, major hospitals and municipalities, as well as startups, and nonprofits. She has done work on 6 continents. She’s still waiting for that big Antarctic break.
Outside the booth, her favorite thing is being a newly minted Grandma to twin boys.

Tim Powers wasn’t your typical kid. While others dreamt of being astronauts or doctors, Tim craved the time behind a microphone. His journey to becoming a successful voiceover actor (and coach) is anything but ordinary.

Tim discovered his passion for voice acting in grade school plays, usually playing “The Narrator” by default as early as first grade. His voice change at 9 solidified his path – everyone saw radio stardom in his future. Inspired by his love of The Beatles and the dying days of AM Top 40 radio, Tim dreamt of being the next Johnny Fever.

Fast forward to 18, and Tim was already a college radio program director, wielding the power of a 50,000-watt FM station in the St. Louis area. He witnessed the fading golden age of free-form radio, playing soon-to-be legends like The Cure and Depeche Mode. It was a time of crazy young people living and breathing music, not unlike the movie “Pirate Radio.”

While radio offered invaluable lessons (like “never believe your own press”), Tim craved more. He ventured into stand-up comedy and improv in Los Angeles, honing his performance skills. There, he met his voiceover mentor, the late Lori Tritel. She saw his potential and became his guide in the world of VO. Soon, Tim was working with clients like Disney, Warner Brothers, and Netflix.

Now a sought-after voice acting coach, Tim emphasizes the importance of performance over fancy equipment or “reading with style.” Voice acting is about captivating the listener, not just having a good voice. His approach draws on his improv theater training as well as years of success in voicing video games, national commercials, documentaries, and audio dramas. In fact, his legendary online “TimProv” workshops are offered regularly and are sold out more often than not.

So, there you have it! Tim Powers: radio rebel, voiceover extraordinaire, rock & roll enthusiast, and champion of good pizza (from St. Louis!).

Cameron first started in voiceovers after working as an Air Force weather forecaster and then a civilian meteorologist providing forecasts for radio stations from Palm Springs, to Boston and New York, and to the Caribbean, as well as local municipalities. Radio broadcast experience helped him transition to voice acting in 2007 and he has been at it since then working on mostly commercials, corporate video, and e-learning. While an active voice talent, he is also part of the Voice Actor Websites team developing websites for others in our industry. Cameron instantly noticed how helpful and caring the VO community was when he started. And he knows the voice acting industry needs a trusted home like World-Voices.org. Part of learning from the community, is giving back. He hopes to combine his VO experience and tech experience to help the community grow and thrive online and for conference events. Outside of the studio, Cameron enjoys motorcycle rides along the back roads of New England and playing drums in a local NH band. His meteorology background still comes in handy planning his yardwork and satisfying his compulsive lawn mowing disorder.

Barri Tsavaris is an international voice and on-camera talent who began her acting career on the stages of New York City. After a decade, she went on to South Korea where she established and grew her voiceover business, ultimately becoming the Artistic Director of Seoul Players Theatre Company and a mentor to expat performers in Asia. She’s worked with the LA Chargers, Microsoft, BOSE, Toyota, Lego, Baby Shark, among many other clients, and was even the voice of the 2018 Winter Olympics. She has dubbed countless animations and video games, appeared in various Korean films and TV shows as well as commercials for Korean brands like LG, Samsung and Hyundai. Back stateside after 14 years abroad, Barri is now an official Ambassador for the Building Doors VO campaign, and is delighted to finally be in a time zone where she can get more involved with WoVO, and be of service the greater voiceover community.
Barri’s been behind the mic in some form or fashion since she was just 13 years old, delivering the morning announcements at her junior high school. She studied film and acting at Boston University and went on to be part of the Gotham City Improv in New York City as an improv and sketch comedian.
Think voice actor is the only label for Barri? Think again. Mother of cats, taker of risks, connector of people, dropper of F bombs (when appropriate of course) – Barri contains multitudes. She prioritizes her health and fitness, loves traveling with her Tri-Booth, and has been known to dance spontaneously at the drop of a hat.