Center for Christogenesis Team

Executive Director, Gregory Hansell, MA, is an experienced executive in both the non-profit and for-profit domains. He worked as Chief Product Officer of virtual world software company, A Better World; Managing Director of Global Communications for the science and religion think tank, Metanexus Institute; and serves as Chief Technology Officer for Alden Investment Group.

Greg works closely with Ilia to bring her vision to the world. He brings an interest in the science and religion dialogue, the spiritual meaning of technology, and particular foci in complexity science, infinite game theory, and relational philosophies.

Lisa Marie Drover is a member of the Franciscan Sisters of Washington, DC. While currently serving as the Finance Officer for the Center of Christogenesis she also is the executive assistant to the Archbishop for the Military Services, USA. Prior to her current positions she worked in Development and was assistant to the President of Washington Theological Union. Lisa is also a retired nurse, having spent time in ambulatory and emergency nursing and several years in nursing administration in acute care and independent and assisted living for the elderly.

Isabelle Robinson is Communications Manager at the Center for Christogenesis, running social media, email marketing, and our volunteer program, and works as a key participant in our online magazine, New Creation. She also serves as Communications Coordinator for Contemplative Outreach, and is the owner of Find the Divine, an online resource for spiritual retreat centers and conference venues.

Isabelle studied at the School of the Louvre, and the Institute of Art and Archeology at the Sorbonne in Paris, before moving to the United States.

Martha Ann Carey, PhD, RN, is a social psychologist and registered nurse with deep experience developing, implementing, and evaluating social science research through many years of working with public health agencies including the National Institute of Mental Health, the National Institute of Nursing Research, and the Government Accountability Office. She is also the senior author of the book, Focus Group Research, which is based, in part, on her experience doing focus group research with adolescents, and ethnic minority community health workers.