Christine Arena
Christine Arena
Christine Arena is a seasoned communications professional with over two decades of experience in creating impactful campaigns centered around sustainability, conservation, climate change, and social justice. She has helped several NGOs and brands drive positive outcomes and has a track record of successful advocacy campaigns. Arena is the executive producer of "When the Earth Moves," a documentary film that premiered at the 2020 EarthX Film Festival and Smithsonian Earth Optimism Summit, and "Let Science Speak," a docuseries that premiered at the 2018 Tribeca Festival and aired on The Weather Channel. Arena is also an award-winning author of two books, "The High-Purpose Company" and "Cause for Success," both centered around corporate sustainability. Her insights and work have been recently profiled in distinguished publications such as Rolling Stone, Fast Company, The New York Times, and Mother Jones. Arena holds an MA in Cultural Anthropology from New York University and a BS in Psychology from Syracuse University. She is an Advisory Board Member at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center and has held several leadership positions at top communications agencies such as Edelman and Aiko Agency.
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