Kristie Eshelman Dombroski

Kristie Eshelman Dombroski has a diverse work experience starting from their role as an Intern at the American Council of Trustees and Alumni in 2012. Following that, they worked as an Associate Editor at the Institute for Faith, Work & Economics, where they handled editorial and self-publishing processes for books and managed research projects. In 2013, Kristie joined the Charles Koch Institute as part of the Koch Associate Program. Kristie then moved on to Generation Opportunity, where they served as a Content Associate and later as a Content Manager, responsible for ideating, assigning, and approving content for the website.

Kristie's next major role was at the Institute for Humane Studies, where they initially worked as a Web Content Editor, providing writing and editorial support to the marketing team. Later, they became a Content Marketing Strategist, successfully generating a significant increase in graduate student leads and doubling student applications for scholarship and grant programs through lead generation and advertising efforts.

In 2017, Kristie worked as an Account Strategist as a part of their freelance work. Lastly, they joined the Niskanen Center in 2018, initially as a Digital Media Manager and later as the Director of Digital Media.

Kristie Eshelman Dombroski completed their undergraduate education from 2009 to 2013 at Grove City College, where they pursued a degree in History. During this time, their field of study primarily focused on History. In 2012, they also had the opportunity to study abroad at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, where they likely gained experience in Spanish language and culture, although they did not obtain a specific degree from this institution.

In addition to their formal education, Kristie Eshelman Dombroski obtained a Google Analytics Search Certification from Google in July 2023. This certification showcases their proficiency in utilizing Google Analytics for search-related analysis.