About

Christine Mau is an award-winning brand strategist, design leader, educator, and advocate recognized for transforming brands, businesses, and categories through the power of design. Named one of Ad Age's Women to Watch and an AIGA Fellow, she has spent her career helping global organizations build meaningful brand experiences that drive both business growth and cultural impact.

Today, Christine serves as Vice President of Brand Strategy & Creative at Medline, where she leads brand strategy, creative, design systems, and integrated marketing across one of the world's largest healthcare companies. She is responsible for shaping Medline's brand vision, elevating creative excellence, and building scalable systems that accelerate growth and strengthen customer connection.

Prior to Medline, Christine spent more than two decades at Kimberly-Clark, where she led global design and brand transformation initiatives across iconic brands including Kleenex®, U by Kotex®, Andrex®, and Scottex®. Her work helped reverse category decline, restore brand equity, drive business growth, and create some of the most recognized packaging and product experiences in consumer goods.

Beyond the corporate world, Christine co-created the positioning and visual identity for the global NO MORE movement to end domestic violence and sexual assault, helping establish one of the most recognized social impact campaigns of the last decade. She has also been a longtime educator at the School of Visual Arts' Master's in Branding program, mentoring the next generation of brand leaders.

Throughout her career, Christine's work has been recognized by AIGA, Pentawards, Communication Arts, The Dieline, Print, HOW, and numerous other international organizations. She is a frequent speaker, mentor, and advocate for the role of creativity as a catalyst for business, innovation, and positive change.