Christina was our marcom manager. Quiet, efficient, and rarely one to speak at length.
She always got things done — no fuss, no spotlight. Just steady brilliance.
Back then, if you’d asked me whether she had a poet or author within her, I might’ve hesitated. Not because she lacked talent — but because she was so unassuming, you almost missed her sparkle.
And then, she left.
📖 Not long after, her book “I’ll Do It My Way: The Incredible Journey of Aamir Khan” made waves.
🌱 Christina had bloomed — not just as an author, but as a creator of impact.
She became an environmental journalist, conducted workshops for schoolchildren, and worked with startups to sharpen their brand voice.
She crafted websites, told stories that mattered, and quietly built a world of meaning.
🏆 Soon, she was recognised among India’s Top 100 brand and content custodians.
Today, she’s a global crusader — nurturing opportunities for content writers around the world. Empowering others to find their voice, just as she found hers.
Sometimes the quietest ones leave the loudest legacy.
And sometimes, we miss the treasure that was right there all along.
Christina was that hidden gem.
We’re proud she once walked among us — a seed from our garden, who grew into a tree of her own, offering shade, words, and wisdom to the world.
🌼 Dear HR and CSR leaders
We sit on a goldmine of hidden talent.
Let’s dig a little. nurture a little.
You might just uncover your next author, innovator, or change-maker.
#CSR #HowardGardening
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