Christina Weidner

Christina Weidner is the Acting Executive Officer for the National Fraud Enforcement Division at the U.S. Department of Justice. In this role, Christina oversees the Executive Office, which is responsible for providing comprehensive operational support, including finance, procurement, human resources, budget planning and execution, records management, correspondence, FOIA, and facility and security services, to employees in Washington, D.C., and field locations throughout the United States.

Prior to this appointment, Christina served as Deputy Chief of the Administration and Management Unit within the DOJ White Collar and Corporate Enforcement Section, where she led a unit responsible for resource management, human capital, and operational programs, including travel, procurement, facilities, IT, and records management. 
Before joining the Department, Christina served as Chief of the Business Support Division within the Case Management Systems Office, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, overseeing administrative and operational programs for the Division. Christina also held leadership roles at the Architect of the Capitol, spearheading strategic planning, policy implementation, and agency-wide customer service initiatives.

Christina is a graduate of the Excellence in Government Fellows Program and holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Maryland, as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration (Honors) from New Mexico State University.