Advancing your career while caring for loved ones requires practical tools — not perfect balance. Executive coaches Christina Zini, ’95, and Carla Greenan help working caregivers build sustainable strategies for thriving at work and at home.
Reconnect with your “why” and reframe common caregiving narratives. Explore boundary-setting, expectation management, and practical approaches for navigating professional and personal responsibilities. Through live “laser coaching” demonstrations that address real participant challenges, see these tools in action and learn conversation frameworks you can apply immediately.
Leave with resources, community connections, and clarity on next steps for your unique caregiving journey.
About the Speakers
Christina Zini, ’95
Christina Zini, ’95, is a leadership and executive coach with more than 25 years of global experience coaching and developing individuals and driving transformational change. She built a successful career as a management consultant with PwC and IBM Consulting before transitioning into professional development within IBM.
Driven by her passion for helping people, particularly women, advance their careers and elevate their leadership led her to launch her own coaching and consulting practice more than a decade ago. She works with clients around the world, facilitates workshops and team coaching sessions, and is a frequent podcast guest.
A mother of three, Christina spends most of her non-working hours behind the wheel of the soccer carpool and on the sidelines of her sons’ games. She is a proud Michigan alumna and a native Yooper who spends summers in her hometown of Marquette.
Carla Greenan
Carla Greenan is a former CPA turned executive coach with a passion for guiding working parents through the trials and tribulations of the work/home juggle. Before starting her own business in 2016, she spent 24 years at EY, where she held roles in audit and human resources and served as a founding member of the executive coaching team.
Carla has coached extensively in the professional services environment at all levels. Her expertise includes supporting working parents, advancing women in the workplace, and navigating leadership transitions. She has worked with working parents, new partners, direct-admit partners, and both established and emerging leaders.
Outside of work, Carla stays busy managing the activities of her three teenagers and fits in self-care while walking her two dogs.