Christine serves as General Counsel for GE Aerospace's Digital Technology and Global Security organizations and as GE Aerospace Chief Privacy Officer. In this capacity, she leads a multidisciplinary legal team responsible for cybersecurity, privacy, data governance, digital technology, and enterprise security matters — spanning emerging technology, network and data breach response, product vulnerabilities, insider threats, regulatory compliance, cyber reporting, and third-party risk management.

A recognized leader in AI governance, Christine authored GE's foundational policy on the responsible use of generative AI and helped design the company's operational and risk framework enabling compliant deployment of artificial intelligence to drive productivity, reduce costs, and enhance GE Aerospace products and services. She serves as a member of GE Aerospace's AI Board, shaping the strategic direction of the company's AI initiatives. In recognition of her "extraordinary efforts and lasting business impact" in advancing GE's AI capabilities, Christine received the 2025 CEO Altitude Award — one of the company's highest individual honors.

Christine joined GE in 2007 and has held progressively senior roles across GE Aviation and GE Corporate. At Corporate, she led the legal governance of information protection and cybersecurity on a global basis, advising senior leadership on cybersecurity strategy and data protection. She also served as GE Critical Information Protection Leader, overseeing the GE Crown Jewel Program. Earlier in her GE tenure, Christine served as Senior Counsel for Military Systems and Government Business within GE Aviation. Prior to joining GE, she held positions at Xerox Corporation, the Office of the DoD General Counsel, the U.S. Department of Justice, and in private practice in Washington, D.C.