Christina Cousart joined NASHP in July 2010 where she has worked across a breadth of health policy topics including the health insurance marketplaces, eligibility and enrollment, consumer assistance strategies, delivery system and payment reform, health information technology (HIT), population health, and insurance market reforms. Her current project work is mainly focused on management of the State Health Exchange Leadership Network, a peer learning community of state officials working on the development and operation of health insurance marketplaces. In this role, she delivers timely technical assistance and facilitates workgroups and in-person convenings for state insurance marketplace officials. Her recent portfolio also includes work evaluating the State Innovation Model (SIM) states; advancing integration of delivery systems and HIT; and analyzing the potential for regional collaboration across states in the implementation of health insurance marketplaces. Christina attended Wellesley College and the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services. She also served in AmeriCorps, where she spent her year of service in New York City conducting asthma education at the Asthma Free School Zone.