Christine Michel Carter is the leading global voice for working mothers. A sought-after resource for the media, Christine has been featured in top publications, national television segments, hundreds of podcasts, and live events around the world.
Whether she’s breaking down workplace equity on a morning show, lending her voice to a national brand campaign, or inspiring an audience from the stage, Christine delivers with clarity, authenticity, and purpose.
Brand Talent
Christine has helped brands connect meaningfully with moms and Black female audiences by serving as a spokesperson, content creator, on-air personality, and voice talent. Watch her in Walmart’s “Camp by Walmart” commercial below, where her delivery and relatability shine through as she balances brand messaging with authenticity.
Christine isn’t just about amplification—she drives impact.
For Goodwill, she influenced behavior change during seasonal campaigns targeting mission-aligned shoppers.
With ALDI, she crafted discoverable digital content supporting the brand’s growth in key markets.
For 23andMe, Christine transformed a small social campaign into a viral moment, ultimately landing features in The New York Times and the BBC.
Event Appearances
From high-profile conferences to intimate panels, Christine captivates audiences with warmth, wit, and wisdom. She brings energy, credibility, and meaningful engagement—leaving a lasting impression on any stage.
TV | Working Moms Expert
Christine has served as a subject matter expert on working parents for over a decade, regularly appearing on morning news and talk shows. She offers data-driven insights and real-world solutions to support working mothers, families, and employers alike.
Podcast Appearances
Christine has guested on 40+ podcasts across topics including:
- Motherhood & Mental Health
- Career Growth & Professional Development
- Marketing & Entrepreneurship
- Culture, Comedy, and Self-Care
She brings humor, vulnerability, and actionable insight to every mic.
Media Interviews
Christine has been featured or quoted in Forbes, The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, Parents, Fast Company, and more. She’s been called:
“One of the funniest parents on social media”
“A working mom who’s changing the world”
“One of the top 50 B2B content marketing influencers to follow”
