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BIO

Christina Lewis is an entrepreneur, philanthropist, ecosystem-builder, wealth coach, and writer who’s passionate about using creativity and perseverance to empower people to live their best lives and be a positive force in the world.

Christina is the owner and president of C Lewis Services, a New York-based boutique advisory firm for high net worth individuals and families, and the founding Chairwoman of BFO21.

Through education and one-on-one coaching, Christina helps wealthy individuals and families bring order, governance, and purpose to their financial lives in ways that align with their values, fostering long-term, healthy family dynamics that bring peace of mind while elevating their impact and legacy.

Christina’s work has been featured by the Obama Whitehouse, Inc., The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, PBS, and Fortune. She is also the active steward of "Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?" (WSWG), an iconic autobiography written by her late father Reginald F. Lewis and journalist Blair Walker about his ground-breaking financial work and success in the 1980’s. WSWG is an iconic business book that’s inspired tens of thousands to pursue pioneering careers in finance, law, business and entrepreneurship. A motion picture adaptation of WSWG is currently in development led by Charles King of MACRO and Franklin Leonard.

Christina lives in Los Angeles with her husband and three wonderful children.