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Alongside building her career as an arts professional, Christina has evolved and grown in areas of business where she spent over 5 years leading regional teams and marketing products for a travel and lifestyle company, building her own personal brand, coaching women and expanding her experience as a public speaker. Christina has conducted public talks, been interviewed for podcasts and published articles for various websites and organisations including NLB Singapore, NTU and Up Your Game (A Personal Development Community) on topics of entrepreneurship, ‘mompreneurship,’ work-life integration, life by design as well as personal development & the growth mindset.

Christina’s areas of interest are reflective of her diverse cultural background within an international context—melding her ethnic Korean roots with her upbringing in Southeast Asia, particularly in Singapore. As such, her research area has centred on contemporary Korean and Southeast Asian art, with emphasis on cross-cultural exchanges, cultural globalisation and multi-disciplinary collaborations. Within the Southeast Asian region, she has written particularly about Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines. Her curatorial projects have challenged traditional notions of exhibition making and the ‘status quo’ of the commercial art market by exploring space, form, medium and disciplines to create new ways of thinking about not only art but knowledge, stimulating meaningful dialogue as well as encouraging introspection. At the same time, she constantly strives to touch on universal themes that speak of the human condition while expanding our minds and understanding of the world. She has had an affinity to performance art, installation, new media and experiential/interactive art, which can be seen from the exhibitions she has curated.Featured on Bloomberg TV's 'Brilliant Ideas' (2017).https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3Dq9dNmE-I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eTLM8ZUxi3w

http://www.vada.org.sg/christina-arum-sok/Selected as the inaugural VADA Curator (2014-2016) for the Curatorial Mentorship and Training Programme to realize an exhibition programme in 2015-2016. Supported by mentors Benjamin Hampe (Chan Hampe Galleries co-owner and director) and June Yap (Guggenheim UBS MAP Curator, South and Southeast Asia).Curated and produced 4 projects over the course of 2015 and 2016 (www.vada.org.sg).- January 2015 - The Other Stage - July 2015 - Originally and Truthfully (Tree of Life VI)- December 2015 - For Those Who Have Been Killed- March 2016 - Her Letters: Shifting Perspectives in the Global Age of Anxiety

Taught Asian Art History to Undergraduate students at NTU's School of Art, Design & Media (ADM).

National Arts Council is a statutory board under the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), previously Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts (MICA) that spearheads the development of arts and culture in Singapore.As a Corporate Communications and Marketing Services Executive, Christina specialized in International Relations, providing the MCCY as well as the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) with cultural brief documents, assessments and recommendations for Singapore to cultivate cultural agreements and partnerships with foreign countries. She also conducted pre-posting arts and culture briefings for MFA officers being posted on overseas assignments. Furthermore, she spearheaded the execution of NAC's arts and culture projects funded under the Singapore-France Cooperation Project.The other projects Christina was in charge of included cultivating strong media relations through a sustained long-term engagement plan; overseeing the execution of overall marketing and publicity plan for key cultural projects; corporate and MCCY/MICA relations providing consistent communication of NAC's vision and mission to external stakeholders including other government agencies and outside organizations; producing NAC's monthly e-newsletter 'Artistry'; promoting the arts in a three-year project in conjunction with the Media Development Authority (MDA) to provide additional arts content on the Singapore Free-To-Air channels; creating and implementing the marketing and publicity plan for the NAC undergraduate and postgraduate scholarship schemes; overseeing event management for the MICA-wide Scholarship Awards Ceremony 2012; representing NAC for the nominated NAC Cares CSR Project at MICA's Innovation Fiesta Awards 2012 under the Best Innovation Project category.

Opera Gallery is a global network of galleries with an expansive collection of contemporary Western and Asian art as well as 20th century Masterpieces. Christina was responsible for providing professional art consultation to clients, catering to their specialized needs. She was also responsible for hosting specially curated private art events and talks on 'Art as an Investment' for Private Banks and their High-Net-Worth clients. Furthermore, she spearheaded the gallery's PR and marketing, liaising with media contacts and promoting the gallery's events.

Christina was part of the account management team that serviced Procter & Gamble North America's paper-product brands, Bounty and Puffs. As Publicis was the Brand Agency Leader (BAL), she was responsible for liaising between the clients as well as the other partner agencies that serviced the clients. Through this BAL model, she worked with various other agencies in charge of PR, Media Buying, Experiential Marketing, Digital Advertising, FMOT and Packaging. She was responsible for overall project management including executing pre- and post-production, maintaining holistic creative development, providing strategic analysis of competitive brands' advertising campaigns, conducting detailed research and providing pertinent written analysis on past and current advertising campaigns, managing the production schedules and product initiative timelines as well as managing the brands' advertising budget on a monthly basis. She was also in charge of delivering the Onboarding presentations that provided a corporate competitive analysis to the clients and partner agencies.

The late Dennis Oppenheim was a renowned American conceptual artist who was one of the founding members of the 1960s Earth Art Movement. Christina worked in his Tribeca Studio, managing and expanding the artist's mailing list database as well as establishing a social media presence for the artist through his blog and social media sites. She was also responsible for creating press releases and e-blast newsletters to distribute to the mailing list. Furthermore, she liaised with media contacts to publicize the artist's events and applied for grants and commissions on behalf of the artist.