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Christina Harbridge

Christina Harbridge

misChief Executive Officer · Allegory
Truckee, California
Marketing and Advertising9 yrs in EO

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About

Christina Harbridge is the "misChief Executive Officer" of Allegory, a San Francisco firm applying physiology, instinct, and system design to drive behavior change, which she's led since 2006. A longtime EO member with deep local leadership roots, she's served as chapter President and in multiple Membership, Communications, and Member Engagement roles over the years. She speaks Spanish and English and holds a BA from San Francisco State University.

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Fun Facts

  • Bilingual in Spanish and English
  • Her official title at Allegory is "misChief Executive Officer"
  • Has held EO chapter leadership roles across two decades — from Communications in the mid-2000s to Member Engagement Chair today

Conversation Starters

  • Ask about applying physiology and instinct to behavior-change work at Allegory
  • Ask about her long history of EO chapter leadership, from Communications to President to Member Engagement Chair
  • Ask what "misChief Executive Officer" means to her

EO Leadership

  • Member Engagement Chair - 2026/2027 - Local Leadership Position
  • Member Engagement Co-Chair - 2025/2026 - Local Leadership Position
  • President - 2007/2008 - Local Leadership Position
  • Membership - 2007/2008 - Local Leadership Position
  • Communications - 2006/2007 - Local Leadership Position
  • Communications - 2005/2006 - Local Leadership Position

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