Ally. Changemaker. Humanitarian. Friend. At heart, Christine LeViseur Mendonça simply loves people. She is the Founder of Shore to Shore Advisory, a boutique advisory firm focusing on working with clients who want to do more to have a positive impact on their community and the world. She takes complex challenges and develops solutions to address them head on, whether that’s bringing together the right team to support a scaling business, rethinking a philanthropic strategy, or integrating social and environmental impact into everyday decision making both personally and professionally.

Christine previously founded Humans on the Move, a social impact advisory focused on connecting the private, humanitarian and public sectors. That work continues with clients through Shore to Shore Advisory.

Christine is an international speaker and convener with a focus on the role of next generation leaders, to leverage their political, social, and financial influence to address the challenges facing our communities and globe. She has spoken at the United Nations in Geneva and New York, C20, Girls20, Columbia University, the Conference Board, MaRS Discovery District, and the Centre for Social Innovation. 

Christine is presently a Senior Advisor to NEXUS Global Youth, following her role as the founding co-chair of the NEXUS Working Group on Refugees and Forced Displacement. She has previously served as a founding board member to the UnFunded List, a board member of Voice For Refuge, as a senior advisor for the Mentor Capital Network, an Advisor to MaRS Centre for Impact Investing, as a board member of Latinos in College, Tampa Bay WaVE, and as a Master Guardian ad Litem.

Christine received her MBA at the Thunderbird School of Global Management in 2010 and earned her BS in Business Administration in International Business at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina. She has also studied at ITSEM in Cuernavaca, Mexico, the American University in Paris, and the University of South Florida. Christine is a dual citizen of the United States and Brazil.