Christina Siroskey is a Canadian/American volunteer who comes to us from her current residence in Washington DC. During the summer of 2005, she is contributing her skills to Geekcorps while on summer holiday from working on her Masters degree in International Science and Technology Policy. Prior to her studies at George Washington University, she spent over five years assisting organizations with the strategic use and implementation of technology.
Her expertise has helped many American organizations to become more efficient and self sustainable. She has helped programs create infrastructure for fee-for-service models, trained nonprofit staff, presented at both national and regional conferences and coordinated direct technology services for both for-profit and non-profit organizations. Prior to 2002, her roles included technology program officer, first tier tech support provider, and technology coach (aka accidental techie) within an e-commerce firm and a small legal firm.
When not studying, Christina is actively involved in independent
projects within the American legal aid and nonprofit technology
sectors.
And when not working, she can usually be found socializing with
friends and family, exercising outdoors, or headed out on a fabulous adventure. 
The Smart Technology for a Smarter Business Program is a highly practical training curriculum that enables small business owners and managers to build smarter businesses with technology. Unlike traditional training experiences that focus on either technology or business, the program targets the integration of both. Multi-faceted, innovative, and experiential, the program addresses 19 different business topics, in 5 different languages, and includes case scenarios, virtual entrepreneurs, technology demos and activities, facilitated discussions, and computer-based simulations. It introduces up-to-date technologies in the marketplace that are accessible worldwide.
Geekcorps’ international technology experts teach communities how to be
digitally independent by expanding private enterprise with
innovative, appropriate, and affordable information and communication technologies.