Sleep – The Critical Component to Better Health
September 27, 2022
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Founder/Editor in Chief
Cristina Carpio
Cristina Carpio is a Canadian media personality, entrepreneur and philanthropist. Cristina has been in the media and lifestyle space for over ten years, working with top luxury brands and collaborating with many top creatives, contributors, and some of Canada’s leading networks and talents. Cristina brings a wealth of experience in brand strategy, content creation, and creating memorable experiences.
A broadcast-journalism graduate, Cristina has worked for leading networks like CTV News and Global News and has appeared as a food and beverage/lifestyle expert on many national Canadian television programs. Over the course of her multi-faceted career, she has contributed articles to several international media platforms, was a columnist for Food and Beverage Magazine and emceed at some of Toronto’s most notable food and entertainment events.
More recently, Cristina was editor in chief for MarQuee Magazine, a lifestyle magazine distributed across the US and Canada. This year, she founded Evolve Media Group Inc. a brand that includes Evolve Magazine, a national magazine publication, and Evolve Shop, an e-commerce shop with almost 10,000 products from leading health and wellness brands from across Canada as well as international brands. Evolve Media Group Inc. strives to make a difference, amplify Canadian brands, talent, and voices, and promote inclusion and diversity in Canada while providing resources and products to help Canadians live their best life – in a way that is meaningful to them.
Cristina has been awarded the Top 40 Under 40 for business achievement by Business Media Link Group, the Hero of Business Award from the Canadian Multicultural Council-Asians in Ontario, and the Service Award from the Universal Peace Federation, among other recognitions. This year, she was honoured to be included in the prestigious Top 75 Canadian Immigrant Awards. Cristina is an active member of the Asian community in Canada and has worked with not-for-profit groups and underrepresented communities for almost two decades.