Christina is a recent graduate of Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business. She is currently a consultant, managing the platform for IBM's AsiaPacific divestitures. She has previously worked on two other projects. One centered around optimizing the investment review process for a major federal organization and the other around communications, writing speeches, and managing customer relationships on behalf of the Director of the Army IT Agency.

Before entering consulting, Christina was an entrepreneur. She noticed a gap in the tailored clothing market and founded a custom-made suit business as a senior at Georgetown. Though she majored in Finance, Christina is well versed in various capacities. Christina was selected to be part of the inaugural class of Entrepreneurial Fellows at Georgetown University, one of just 17.

Christina brings international experience, passion, and a unique viewpoint to her work, borne from her global upbringing. She was raised in Germany and Connecticut, and spent 3 years in Shanghai during high school.

Christina competed in case competitions as a student at Georgetown, winning first place with her team in the global McDonough Hilltop Business Strategy Challenge, which boasted 20 participating universities from four continents. Upon graduation, Christina was also awarded the Distinguished Leadership Award from the McDonough School of Business for her proactive role in shaping the business school community.

In her free time, Christina enjoys playing the piano, reading, and taking long walks around Roosevelt Island.