Anderson, who will begin Oct. 2, 2023, has extensive leadership experience in the public sector working across multiple direct services government agencies and political administrations. She has served three different big city mayors advising on communications, community engagement, budgeting, policy, process improvement, and strategic planning. She is currently deputy commissioner in the Chicago Department of Public Health and previously managed all of Chicago?s COVID response operations.
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Prior to her current assignment, she helped launch Chicago?s current police reform efforts as director of the Office of Reform Management for the Chicago Police Department; worked in public sector consulting, managed brand marketing for a large consumer packaged goods company, and served as community social services reporter for the Jackson Citizen-Patriot.
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?I am thrilled to welcome Christina to the team,? said Secretary Benson. ?She has demonstrated a commitment to integrity, transparency, and ethical decision-making throughout her career. She shares the department?s mission to meet Michiganders where they are and make sure we have a government that works for everyone. I am confident she will do great work for the people of Michigan.? ? ??
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?I am honored to join the Secretary?s team at this critical point in Michigan?s history,? Anderson said. ?I look forward to helping her protect our democracy and ensuring that our team continues to deliver reliable, accessible services for all Michiganders.?
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Anderson holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Science from the University of Michigan. She is a Michigan native.
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