Christine Celentano

Christine Celentano has a diverse work experience spanning several industries and roles. Christine currently works as a Project Manager at Tribal Tech, LLC, starting in March 2022. Prior to this, they worked at Miami Tech Solutions, LLC as a Grant Writing and Management Consultant, starting in October 2010. Christine also has experience as a Grant Writing and Management Consultant at Three Star Enterprises, LLC, where they provided training and technical assistance to Tribal clients. Additionally, they served as the Co-Chair of The Board Of Directors- Protecting Health, Ensuring Justice at Alaska Community Action on Toxics. Christine has also worked as a Recruiting Manager at the U.S. Census Bureau, where they developed and managed a team for the 2020 Census. Christine has held various roles at Tribal Tech, LLC, including National Training and Technical Assistance Program Manager, responsible for developing and delivering training programs for tribal grantees. Furthermore, they worked as a CDBG-Disaster Recovery Grants Specialist at the State of Colorado Department of Local Affairs, assisting local governments with federal compliance requirements for disaster recovery projects. Prior to that, Christine was a Senior Consultant at ASE, INC, where they provided technical assistance to Alaska Native and rural communities. Christine also served as the Alaska Regional Environmental Program Director at Chugach Regional Resources Commission, overseeing environmental programs in multiple Alaska Native villages.

Christine Celentano has recently obtained a Project Management Course Certificate from Colorado State University in 2021. Christine also holds a Master of Science degree in Natural Resource Economics and a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics, both from Colorado State University. Additionally, Christine has a certification in Project Management from Colorado State University, which they acquired in September 2021. Prior to their higher education, they attended the Community College of Rhode Island, although no specific degree or field of study was mentioned.