Krista Walton Potter

Krista Walton Potter has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Krista most recently served as the Interim Vice President of Communications and Engagement at Global Fund for Women, where they led strategic communications initiatives and managed communications campaigns. Krista also oversaw the Artist Changemaker program, providing support to artist activists working with gender justice movements. Prior to this role, Krista was the Communications and Editorial Manager at Global Fund for Women, where they played a key role in launching the Emmy-nominated docuseries "Fundamental: Gender Justice, No Exceptions."

Before their time at Global Fund for Women, Krista worked at the International Museum of Women as the Web and Social Media Manager. Krista played a crucial role in creating seven digital exhibitions amplifying the voices and stories of women and girls globally. During their tenure, they also led content outreach, managed social media presence, and doubled the museum's following.

Krista's career also includes freelance writing and editing for various publications such as The Washington Post, Washington City Paper, and LA CityBeat. Krista focused on book reviews and author interviews during their freelance writer role. Additionally, they worked as a freelance copy editor for U.S. News & World Report.

Earlier in their career, Krista served as the Assistant Editor of Preservation Magazine at the National Trust for Historic Preservation, where they wrote and edited feature stories and supervised editorial interns. Krista also worked as a reporter for The Maui News and served as an Editorial Assistant at L.A. CityBeat.

Throughout their career, Krista has demonstrated their passion for amplifying marginalized voices and advocating for gender justice. Krista has utilized their skills in communications, digital media, and editorial management to create impactful campaigns and exhibitions.

Krista Walton Potter attended the University of Southern California from 2001 to 2005, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree. During their time at USC, Krista studied English and Photography. In 2004, they also had the opportunity to participate in overseas studies at the University of Cape Town. However, no specific degree was mentioned for this particular experience.