Christine Soliva

Christine Soliva is a highly skilled project management professional with a strong background in proposal development, financial management, and technical research. Her experience includes managing large-scale projects globally with interdisciplinary teams. She is particularly passionate about biotechnology, global health, and conservation. Christine's core competencies and skills encompass project management, budget and financial management, biotechnology commercialization, technical and grant writing, business process re-engineering, and team building. Her educational background includes an MBA from Loyola University New Orleans, an MA in Environmental Science and Policy from Clark University, and a bachelor's degree in Biology and French from Austin College. Throughout her career, she held various roles such as Manager of Project Management, Operations at United Way, Senior Associate in People Strategies, Talent & Board Engagement at United Way Worldwide, Business Development Consultant, Grant Writer, Biotech, and Cleantech Commercialization Consultant at different organizations. She also served as a Graduate Student Researcher at Loyola University New Orleans, Project Manager at The Wilderness Society, and Research Policy Analyst at Northeast Midwest Institute.