Kristine Gloria

Dr. Kristine Gloria is a versatile individual with a background in entrepreneurship, public service, academia, research, and advocacy, focusing on leveraging technology to improve the human condition.

Her expertise spans across various fields including operations, communications/marketing, behavioral research, and system design, supplemented by a willingness and ability to code.

Kristine Gloria holds a Ph.D. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, an M.A. from The University of Texas at Austin, and a B.A. also from The University of Texas at Austin.

She is the Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer at Slow Talk, and has held positions such as Director of Artificial Intelligence at The Aspen Institute, Researcher at Internet Policy Initiative at MIT CSAIL, and Fellow at Center for Technology, Society and Policy - UC Berkeley, among others.

Her professional journey includes roles like Research Assistant at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Deputy Campaign Manager at Armando Villalobos for Congress Exploratory Committee, and Research Associate at University of Texas at Austin, showcasing her diverse skill set and experience.

Furthermore, Kristine Gloria's past engagements include being Deputy Legislative Director at Texas House of Representatives, Assistant Instructor at University of Texas at Austin, Intern & Media Associate at New America Foundation, and Teaching Assistant at University of Texas at Austin.

Her industry experience also extends to Account Executive at Waggener Edstrom, Account Coordinator at Citigate Cunningham, and Corporate Communications Intern at National Instruments, providing a well-rounded perspective in communications and public relations.

With a comprehensive academic background, vast professional experience, and a commitment to leveraging technology for societal improvement, Kristine Gloria stands as a prominent figure in the intersection of technology, society, and policy.