Christine Maier

Christine Maier is an accomplished author, coach, and speaker known for guiding individuals towards self-discovery and purpose.

Despite facing challenges like being born with a Cleft Lip and Palate and being classified as learning disabled in elementary school, Christine's resilience and determination led her to become a finalist in prestigious book awards for her debut novel, Blue Sky Morning.

Christine holds a bachelor's degree from Penn State University and a master's degree from the University at Albany, with a specialization in Criminal Justice.

With a remarkable 20-year career in the NYPD, Christine served in various roles from patrol officer in Manhattan to being promoted as a Sergeant in 2007.

Her contributions extended to training future officers at the Police Academy and participating in the National Homeland Security Conference.

Christine's leadership was evident as the first female Director of Watch Command at New York City Emergency Management, overseeing emergency response coordination and public alerts.

She is the founder of Traveling Giraffe and has been featured in esteemed platforms like CNN, USA Today, and national conferences.

Christine's passion for storytelling and transformative change shines through her work with corporate, government, and individual clients, helping them shape impactful narratives and drive positive changes.

For those seeking to transform their mindset and rekindle their passions, Christine Maier offers a unique journey towards personal growth and empowerment.