Christine Lung

Christine Lung is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse educational background and extensive experience in various roles.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Economics with minors in Chemistry and Art from Washington University in St. Louis, where she excelled as an Honor Roll Student during her time at Lexington High School.

Christine Lung's career in finance includes positions at Morgan Stanley, where she served as an Equity Research Associate in Healthcare Services, Distribution & Technology, as well as roles in Fixed Income Interest Rate Pricing & Portfolio Analytics.

Prior to her work in finance, she gained experience in management consulting with a focus on Corporate Valuation and Global Transfer Pricing Services at Economics Partners - A Ryan Company.

Her academic and research background is equally impressive, having served as Clinical Staff under Dr. Martha Herbert, Assistant Professor at Harvard Medical School at The Lydian Center For Innovative Healthcare.

Additionally, Christine Lung has held positions such as Board of Trustees Honorary Degree Committee Appointee, Voting Member at Washington University in St. Louis, Clinical Research Associate at St. Louis Children's Hospital, and Undergraduate Researcher at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

Her leadership skills were evident as President of the Class of 2016 at Washington University in St. Louis, where she also contributed to the Math Department as a Calculus tutor and PLTL Leader at The Center for Teaching and Learning.

Christine Lung's multifaceted background showcases her abilities in finance, healthcare, research, academia, leadership, and consulting, making her a valuable asset with a wealth of experience and expertise.