Christina’s journey began in sunny South Florida before she made her way to Washington, D.C., to study at American University. She started her career in live events as a talent coordinator, curating unforgettable performances with classical and jazz artists—plus the occasional bagpiper, dancer, or even mermaid—for upscale events. Her passion for creating engaging experiences led her to an operations role at an experiential design firm, where she discovered her interest in Human Resources.

Now, as the Workforce Development Lead at Cloudforce, Christina blends her background in events, operations, and logistics to build a workplace where teams feel connected, engaged, and recognized. Christina leads Cloudforce’s professional development initiatives and oversees key programs focused on employee experience, engagement, and recognition.

Outside of work, you can find Christina exploring the outdoors, searching for the best ice cream in the tri-state area, or hitting the trails with her dog.

Other fun facts about Christina:

What fictional family would you be a member of?

• The Munsters! Cobwebs should always be a staple of cozy home décor.

What is your favorite album?

• It’s a tie between The Promise Ring’s Nothing Feels Good and 50 Cent’s Get Rich or Die Tryin’.

What is your favorite item you’ve bought this year?

• This year I bought a dehumidifier for my bathroom, and I now can’t imagine life without one.

What do you do when you’re not at Cloudforce?

• I love any activity that can be done outside. Hiking, camping, and kayaking are my current favorites. My perfect day would include an outdoor activity coupled with a little antique shopping and topped off with farm-fresh ice cream. When it’s too cold for an outdoor activity, I like catching up on art museum exhibits, watching movies, and going to concerts.

What fictional world (comics, TV, anything) or place would you like to visit?

• As someone whose comfort TV show is Gilmore Girls, if I could visit any fictional world, it would be Stars Hollow. I get emotional even thinking about the idea of Stars Hollow as a real place. Ugh, if only!