Christina D. Warner, MBA

Marketing Manager I Award-Winning Author I Quoted in Forbes, Fast Company, Business InsiderI World Economic Forum Global Shapers Alum I Duke MBA

Christina D. Warner is a connector, marketing strategist, and a 2020 Axiom Business Book Award Gold Winner, and a 2019 Amazon best-selling author of The Art of Healthcare Innovation. She is known for her thought pieces on the intersection of cutting-edge technology, marketing innovation, and executive interviews and has been quoted in Forbes, Fast Company, US News & World Report, Business Insider and Ivy Exec, among others. She has interviewed celebrities such as Whitney Cummings, former NBA player Al Harrington, P90X Tony Horton, and executives from top Fortune 500 technology and healthcare firms. Her articles have appeared in Apple News, Buzzfeed, and Authority Magazine. Christina received her MBA at The Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, where she earned a concentration on healthcare sector management (HSM).

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Community//March 24, 2020

Dr. Mary-Ann Etiebet of Merck for Mothers: “Good leaders open doors and look for opportunities for team members to move on and move ahead”

Community//March 22, 2020

“To avoid burnout, learn to take breaks” With Kirsten Baumberger of minisocial.io

Community//March 22, 2020

A conversation with Jonathon Narvey, CEO of Mind Meld PR Inc.

Community//March 22, 2020

A conversation with Jeanne Hopkins of Lola.com

Community//March 22, 2020

“To avoid burnout, constantly learn” With Mark White

Community//March 22, 2020

“To avoid burnout, DELEGATE”

Community//March 22, 2020

“Avoiding burnout is all about finding and doing something you love to do” with Jayson DeMers of EmailAnalytics

Community//March 22, 2020

A conversation with Courtney Werner, co-founder of KOYA Innovations

Community//March 18, 2020

“To avoid burn-out, step away from our work and go outside for a walk” with Laurel Mintz of Elevate My Brand

Community//March 18, 2020

A conversation with Anna Belous of Competera

Community//March 18, 2020

“To avoid burnout, take a vacation” with Brian Robben of Robben Media

Community//March 18, 2020

“To avoid burnout, take a break and structure your schedule” with Carmine Mastropierro of Mastro Commerce

Community//March 18, 2020

“To avoid burnout, my first piece of advice is about systems, and my second is about clarity” with Brittany Hardy of Empty Desk Solutions

Community//March 17, 2020

YPO Spotlight: Elyse Stoltz Dickerson, CEO, Eosera, Inc.

Community//March 17, 2020

“Create boundaries and stick to them” With Natalie Henley of Volume Nine

Community//March 17, 2020

The Future of Healthcare With Cedric X. Bryant, Ph.D. of ACE Fitness

Community//March 17, 2020

“To avoid burnout, It’s okay to say no” with Hannah Mans

Community//March 17, 2020

“To avoid burnout, always read and research for new solutions” With Shachar Shamir of Pico

Community//March 15, 2020

“To avoid burnout, Surround yourself with great people and treat them really well” With Jeremy Greenberg of 97 Switch

Community//March 15, 2020

“To avoid burnout, put the smartphone down or at least set limits on social media” With Holly Rollins of 10xdigital

Community//March 15, 2020

“To prevent burnout, I believe in priorities” With Marco Hernandez of Kaizen Social

Community//March 15, 2020

“Figure out what helps you rest” With Hillary Reeves VP at Chicory

Community//March 8, 2020

Marketing Strategies From The Top With Paige Arnof-Fenn of Mavens & Moguls

Community//March 8, 2020

Marketing Strategies From The Top With Krystal Hauserman VP at Fullscreen

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