Christina Matteotti

Christina Matteotti is a highly educated professional with a diverse background in academia and corporate roles.

With a PhD in English from King's College London, a MA in Indigenous Studies from University of Otago, a MA in English from University of Warwick, and a BA (Hons) in English from University of Alberta, Christina has a strong academic foundation.

Her career has seen her in prominent positions at Google, where she served as the Head of Music, EMEA Partnerships, and as the Manager, EMEA Media & Entertainment Partnerships (Music).

Prior to her roles at Google, Christina gained experience as a Risk and Compliance Advisor at Google, as a Managing Consultant in Operations Strategy focusing on Banking and Financial Services at IBM, and in various other roles including volunteering at the Deesha Literacy Programme Assistant at Toynbee Hall.

She has also contributed to academic research and education, having worked as an Editorial Assistant at the Journal of American Studies at Cambridge University Press and as a Teaching Assistant at University of Otago.

Christina's interests lie in museums, archives, data, social constructs around information, and understanding new technologies, always seeking out interesting choices and opportunities.

Her unique blend of academic achievements and corporate experience makes her a valuable asset in bridging the gap between academia and industry.