Christina studied Jurisprudence at Oxford and qualified as a solicitor in 1991. She has developed and managed law firms, including a 'virtual law' firm and set up the UK’s first Alternative Business Structure with the Co-operative. She has also been a COO and Director of Innovation for a large law firm.
From 2016 until 2019 Christina was an elected office holder (Deputy Vice President, Vice President then President) of the Law Society of England and Wales. During her time as President, Christina acted as an international ambassador for the profession. Christina organised and championed the largest ever global research and campaign into women in leadership in the law and chaired a commission into the use of algorithms in the justice system.
Christina is now a non-executive director for 3 law firms, sits on the council of the IBA and the QC Selection Panel and is the Head of Faculty of the Legal Technology and Innovation Institute.