Cristina Bernardo

Cristina Bernardo
Head of Academic Partnerships at Emzingo

The baby of ten, Cristina comes from a loving Cuban-American home in Washington, DC. Her parents unique struggle to escape from a dictatorship inspired her from a very young age to fight for social justice. She has managed Emzingo’s NexGen Fellowship in Peru, and now leads the development of the North American Academic market. Cristina graduated from Kenan-Flagler School at UNC Chapel Hill and completed a Masters in International Development at London School of Economics and Political Sciences.

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November 7
2014

Cristina Bernardo

At the Columbia Social Enterprise Conference, Millennials Rising

Millennials: who are we and how do we want to change the world? The key themes of this year’s Columbia Social Enterprise Conference sought to address these fundamental questions. Loosely described as adults born from 1980 to 2000, the millennial generation sees things very differently, said Professor Bruce Usher, conference organizer and director of the Social Enterprise Program at Columbia Business School.

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NextBillion - An Initiative of the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

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Head of Academic Partnerships at Emzingo

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At the Columbia Social Enterprise Conference, Millennials Rising

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Cristina BernardoHead of Academic Partnerships at Emzingo

Articles by Cristina Bernardo

At the Columbia Social Enterprise Conference, Millennials Rising

Cristina Bernardo
Head of Academic Partnerships at Emzingo