Christina Hawatmeh, a graduate of George Washington University and Columbia University, is the Founder and CEO of Scopio. With a mission to “Scope it out,” Scopio empowers artists to share and monetize their creations while providing businesses access to a diverse array of valuable images and talented artists from 190 countries. Recognized as one of the Top Entrepreneurs to Follow by NY Finance, Christina has gained acclaim in CNN, Entrepreneur, and Forbes 30 Under 30. She also authored *The Year Time Stopped: The Global Pandemic in Photos*, a Grammy-featured work, showcasing her dedication to transforming visual storytelling.

Christina’s entrepreneurial journey began at Columbia University, where she organized historic pictures posted on Twitter. This experience ignited her passion for AI and technology’s role in fostering human connection through images. Scopio’s inclusion in Forbes 30 Under 30 and MSN’s Top 10 Self-Made Women reflects the platform’s innovative impact in redefining media representation.

Raised in Saint Louis, Missouri, to immigrant parents, Christina is passionate about amplifying global voices and connecting people through visual art. Through Scopio, she connects talented visual artists worldwide, providing them with a platform to sell their images and share their powerful stories. Christina’s work bridges the gap between mainstream media and the underrepresented, fostering cultural understanding and global progress.