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Meet Cristina

Purpose, Direction, and Motivation

Cristina Wilson

Author, mom, motivational speaker, and combat veteran

Cristina Wilson is an author, business strategist, certified John Maxwell coach, and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. She is also a decorated Command Sergeant Major. She uses her military experience and real-life examples to deliver unique perspectives to help release the untapped potential of employees by illustrating how their skills may improve the quality of an organization’s business processes.

Cristina believes that excellence is a journey, not a destination. She has used this perspective to inspire hundreds of future Army leaders to teach, mentor, and coach. She applies the same level of commitment to her work with corporate leaders who want to empower their staff and improve their performance.

Cristina debut book, Finding Your Why, gives readers the tools to overcome their roadblocks and live a purpose-driven life. Passionate about community betterment, she serves on the boards of several nonprofit organizations. Cristina embodies the essence of leadership and dedication, enriching lives wherever she goes.

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Cristina was selected for her remarkable achievements, innovation, and impact on her communities and industries—and the personal and professional lives of others. These finalists are shaping our future and making significant contributions to the world.

They are the Voices of Today, Visionaries of Tomorrow.

2023 Graduate

Sergeant Major Academy

Cristina Solis Wilson is delighted and deeply honored to announce her selection as a recipient of the prestigious Estrella de Tejas Award at the 35th Annual State HWNT Conference, organized by the Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas (HWNT). Cristina's dedication and outstanding contributions to the Rio Grande Valley HWNT Chapter since 2016 have earned her this well-deserved recognition

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2022 Recipient

Estrella de Tejas Award

Cristina Solis Wilson is delighted and deeply honored to announce her selection as a recipient of the prestigious Estrella de Tejas Award at the 35th Annual State HWNT Conference, organized by the Hispanic Women’s Network of Texas (HWNT). Cristina's dedication and outstanding contributions to the Rio Grande Valley HWNT Chapter since 2016 have earned her this well-deserved recognition

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2022 Recipient

Women Making History Award

Cristina Wilson, a true trailblazer and distinguished leader, has earned the prestigious Women Making History Award from the Hispanic Women's Network of Texas (HWNT) Rio Grande Valley chapter. This recognition celebrates her groundbreaking achievement as the first female Latina to attain the rank of Command Sergeant Major for a battalion in El Paso. Cristina's remarkable accomplishment not only signifies her individual success but also marks a historic milestone, inspiring generations to come. Explore her page to learn more about Cristina's journey and her significant role in making history for women in the military.

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2017 Recipient

Women of Distinction

The Women of Distinction award by the RGV Hispanic Chamber is a prestigious honor that recognizes outstanding women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, achievement, and commitment in their respective fields. In the case of Cristina Wilson, she was honored under the military category, highlighting her remarkable contributions and leadership within the community. 

Cristina earned this esteemed recognition through her exemplary service, dedication, and impact in the community's sphere. Her leadership qualities, coupled with a commitment to excellence, set her apart as a trailblazer in her field. Whether through her service record, accomplishments, or initiatives that positively influenced the community, Cristina Wilson's Women of Distinction award in the military category is a testament to her significant and enduring contributions. 

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