I’ve been with KCG and living in Charleston a few months now, and I recently realized I haven’t taken advantage of all this great city has to offer. So, I’ve committed to trying new experiences – starting with taking a historic walking tour downtown, visiting the Gibbs Museum of Art, and signing up for the annual Bridge Run in April. Charleston is growing exponentially with new businesses and people, but it’s also holding on to its cultural uniqueness – and that includes history, food, art, and more.

I find many people also make my mistake of not taking advantage of what’s offered in their backyard. I encourage you to get out and experience your hometown, or plan a trip to discover Charleston’s charm!

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Chrissie Hamilton
Manager

Chrissie Hamilton, Manager, joined KCG in Fall 2018. Her experience focuses on strategic alignment, organizational transformation, and performance improvement for academic health systems and community hospitals.

Notable projects include: developing enterprise-wide strategic and operational plans for 18 clinical service lines within an academic medical center; designing and leading a system-level accountability process to drive alignment and execution across executive and functional leaders; and supporting organizational and governance redesigns to enable health system growth and post-acquisition integration. In addition to client work, she plays a key internal leadership role at KCG, mentoring and coaching junior associates and supporting business development and client relationship management.

Prior to KCG, Chrissie spent six years at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, where she was a Portfolio Management Officer in the commercial banking sector, managing a portfolio exceeding $900M in loan commitments to public and private clients across multiple industries.

Chrissie earned a Master of Business Administration from the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Distinction from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.