Christine is the CEO of e180, which turns events, organisations and communities into peer-learning hubs through braindates: one-on-one & face-to-face knowledge-sharing conversations. Before creating e180, Christine graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Education as a Knox Fellow, focusing on informal learning, and worked was a Podcast producer for New York-based Learning Matters.

Christine was recognized in 2016 by Startup Canada as the Female Entrepreneur of the Year (Quebec). She is a contributing author to the book Knowmads Society and has shared her groundbreaking work on collaborative learning as a speaker in conferences such as SXSW & SXSWedu, Morgan Stanley Women Leadership Summit, C2 Montreal, re:publica, Tech Open Air.

She is an advisor for multiple emerging tech or social enterprises, and co-founded the Montreal Chapter of Technovation Challenge, which guide young girls through the creation of their first mobile app, addressing a challenge in their community. She also calls herself a triathlete even though frankly, she can't run for her life.