Christina Bryant
Overview
Christina comes to FSG with a range of social sector experience including global health service delivery, nonprofit development, and private foundation philanthropy.
Role at FSG
At FSG, Christina looks forward to expanding her breadth of nonprofit experience across impact areas, while continuing to work on global development issues. She is currently working on private foundation strategies aimed at addressing substance abuse and supporting foster youth. Christina is particularly interested in contributing to the Collective Impact and Shared Value approach areas at FSG.
Before FSG
Christina’s passion for the social sector grew largely from her experience working for Partners In Health (PIH) in Rwanda. With PIH, she coordinated pediatric programs and program evaluation focused on preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV. Later, Christina managed external relations, working with both PIH and the Clinton Health Access Initiative. While in Rwanda, Christina was part of a team founding a rural public library aimed at increasing literacy and English language learning. Prior to that, Christina worked in development for the Museum of Modern Art in New York, increasing individual giving through museum membership. Most recently, Christina worked for the ELMA Philanthropies Service Inc., a philanthropic consultant to The ELMA Group of Foundations, supporting children’s health and education in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Education
- Stanford Graduate School of Business, MBA
- Stanford University School of Education, MA Education
- The University of Virginia, BA, Art History
Languages
On Working at FSG
"My desire to contribute innovation to the social sector and meet the needs of the global community drew me to FSG. I am incredibly grateful to be working with the high caliber of FSG clients as well as to be part of this driven and dynamic team. My experience here can be characterized by collaboration, both within the firm and across sectors; FSG is an exciting and hopeful place to be because it brings people and organizations together to solve problems."