Christine Dawood is a British-German resilience advocate, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and writer whose life has been shaped by courage, compassion, and quiet strength. With a background in organizational psychology and change leadership, she has dedicated herself to helping individuals and communities navigate adversity with dignity and purpose.

Her journey took a deeply personal turn in June 2023, when she lost her husband, Shahzada, and beloved son, Suleman, in the Titan submersible tragedy. In the aftermath of this profound heartbreak, Christine began to seek a path forward—not only for herself, but for others who carry grief in silence.

Christine’s work spans continents and causes, but at its core is a belief in the power of human connection. She serves on several advisory and governance boards that focus on education, scientific inquiry, and global social development. As a philanthropist, she advocates for mental well-being, access to education, and the empowerment of women—particularly widows and those facing systemic barriers. As an entrepreneur, she supports ventures that aim to build conscious, purpose-driven impact.

She is also writing to share her lived experiences and reflections on resilience—hoping that her voice may offer light to those navigating the shadows of loss and change.