Christina Brown was fourteen when Kai Krause hired her. The German-born software visionary was building MetaTools on the bluffs of Carpinteria, California. She spent her teens in a marketing department alongside the people shaping the early digital creative world, and she helped name the software that came out of it, including KPT Bryce, the 3D landscape tool a generation of designers grew up on.

From there she taught herself the rest, from web development to paid media to the full stack, and helped take InQueue, one of the first live-chat platforms, through its IPO in the late nineties, before most people had language for 'software as a service.' She's been building at the edge of the digital revolution ever since, from the dot-com boom to today's AI-driven search.

More than three decades later, that same creative instinct still drives the work. As Creative Principal and Founder of Savy, the agency she built from the ground up over 20 years, Christina pairs the naming-and-brand intuition that shipped in software before the web matured with the technical fluency to execute on it. She studied Business Management and Communications in Santa Barbara, has worked with everyone from Fortune 250 companies to founder-led startups, and believes the heart of the work never changes: building real connections between companies and the people they serve.