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Christina spent 25 years in the financial services industry, first as an advisor and subsequently she managed and led a team of successful advisors for over 20 years. Recognition among her peers and in the industry was largely due to her success in personal sales and enigmatic leadership style. A great communicator, her engaging presentations have made her a sought-after speaker. She has graced the platforms of many local industry events, as well as prestigious international ones; notably the Million Dollar Round Table Annual Meeting in Denver in 2007 and the General Agents and Managers Association’s Annual LAMP Meeting in San Francisco in 2008.
Her belief in the inexhaustible human potential in people fuels her quest to provide inspirational messages, structures and systems to facilitate self-discovery and greater achievements.
Her personal mission statement of “Touching Lives Where It Counts” was the inspiration behind the creation of Christina Khoo Consultancy Pte Ltd, where she offers personal coaching to individuals wanting to realize more of who they are, in their personal and professional lives. She also customizes personalized training programs and platform speaking for organizations that recognize the need to add value to the lives of their associates. This naturally leads to them enjoying the rewards of having balanced and motivated partners.
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