Christina Ospina is a sustainable supply chain consultant at DT Global, where she advises on best practices to advance regenerative agriculture and sustainable sourcing strategies. Prior to her role at DT Global, Christina served as a Climate and Agriculture Advisor at the U.S. Department of State’s Office of Global Change, supporting interagency efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions across global food systems while maintaining and enhancing agricultural productivity.
Previously, she worked at Resonance’s Impact Advisory practice, leading projects aligned with positive environmental and social outcomes for corporate and NGO stakeholders. Earlier in her career, Christina worked in the energy sector and in women's reproductive health advocacy.
She holds a Master of Environmental Management from the Yale School of the Environment and a BA in Human Biology from Stanford University.
What’s your favorite place of all the places you’ve travelled?
Greenland was one of the most special places I’ve ever visited, and I was lucky enough to visit twice through work, getting to experience both summer and winter conditions. I cannot speak highly enough of its beautiful landscapes, warm people, and unique historical and cultural context.
Do you volunteer anywhere?
I have recently joined my neighborhood’s small business and economic development committee. It feels great to get more involved with what’s happening in my community, and to find ways to support a neighborhood I’ve spent so much time in.
