Rose Christ, co-chair of Cozen O’ Connor Public Strategies’ New York practice, has been named to GO Magazine’s 2026 Women We Love list. A respected government relations professional and advocate, Rose has helped secure millions of dollars in funding for public initiatives across New York, including major arts, cultural, and community development projects. She is also a dedicated mentor in her field and as a mother of a young child on the Autism spectrum, has become a champion for greater support and opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families.
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Rose ChristCo-Chair, New York Practice
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