Associate Director, Global Women’s Health Policy at Organon
Christina is the Associate Director of Global Women’s Health Policy at Organon, a US-based multinational biopharmaceutical company and the world’s largest MNC focused on improving the health of women. As a founder of the multi-billion-dollar Fortune 500 startup, she provides support globally for strategic policy efforts that impact Women’s Health and empowerment – building partnerships with governments, multilateral organizations, and non-governmental organizations to expand access to medicines and treatments. Christina currently leads Organon’s Innovative Financing workstream – through cross sector partnerships, these efforts aim to contribute to the building of robust, resilient financing systems that provide measurable results and sustainable progress for women and girls.
Prior to joining Organon, Christina spent fifteen years at MSD (known as Merck &Co. in the US and Canada), one of the world’s largest and oldest innovative biopharmaceutical companies. Christina is passionate about advancing women’s health and has nearly two decades in the pharmaceutical industry. Christina graduated from American University in Washington, DC with a Master of International Relations and Development and holds a pre-medical Bachelor of Science in Exercise Physiology.
