A life-long fixer, Crista Casas has worked in multiple global business, military, and disaster response environments. She's worked in the startup industry as a global business operations manager throughout West Africa, Australia, and SE Asia. Her expertise includes vetting market entry strategy, implementing medical drone delivery integration operations into military combat training, business development, and managing organizational change for scaling. In the non-profit disaster response sector, she has overseen multiple operations in response to national and international disasters. 

Crista has worked as a corporate business fixer in the health and fitness industry. She began her civilian career in the long-haul transportation sector where she supervised operations for a nation-wide trucking company. Ms. Casas life in public and military service include serving as a firefighter in the state of Colorado and in the United States Marine Corps from 2005 until 2016 as a logistics non-commissioned officer, including a role as a cargo handler for combat operations in Iraq from 2008-2009. She holds an MBA from the  the George Washington University, with a focus on Global Management, where she teaches Business Ethics and Public Policy. She graduated the University of California-Berkeley with a degree in Political Science, a concentration in International Relations and Areas Studies (Middle East & Latin America) and a minor in Near Eastern Art and Archaeology in 2005.