Christine Sculti

Christine A. Sculti is a highly skilled professional with extensive background in government and the private sector.

Governmentally, Ms. Sculti served eight years in Westchester County Government, starting as Senior Advisor to the County Executive for Governmental Operations until her promotion to Chief Advisor for Governmental Operations. She was responsible for providing operational and policy support to ensure the day-to-day functioning of county government. Her departmental portfolio included parks and recreation, planning, social services, health, mental health, information technology, public works and transportation, environmental facilities, probation, youth, acquisition and contracts and consumer protection. In addition, she oversaw Capital Projects and the development of the approximate one billion dollars five-year Capital Budget, along with spearheading various initiatives to streamline government.

Ms. Sculti served for three years having been appointed Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of the Westchester County Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC). She currently serves as Executive Assistant to the Commissioner at the Westchester County Board of Elections.

Prior to serving in Westchester County government, Ms. Sculti worked for the City of Yonkers. As Assistant to the Mayor, Ms. Sculti spearheaded a $1.5 billion dollar downtown and waterfront redevelopment, known as the Streuver Fidelco Cappelli (SFC) Project, which resulted in Yonkers City Council approvals on the Final Environmental Impact Statements, the Land Disposition Agreement the Palisades Point Development Lease and a Full Tax Agreement utilizing Tax Increment Financing (TIF).

Prior to serving in the City of Yonkers, Ms. Sculti held two key positions with New York State; first as Outreach Coordinator/Statewide Troubleshooter for the Consumer Protection Board and then as Mid-Hudson Regional Director for the Empire State Development Corporation (ESDC). As the Mid-Hudson Regional Director, Ms. Sculti led the state’s economic development efforts for seven counties in the state’s fastest growing region. While at ESDC, she successfully assisted with the expansion of Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. and Orange County Chopper and successfully spearheaded negotiations between the state and Orange County to convey the development parcel adjacent to the Stewart International Airport Access Improvement Project, allowing for an I-84 Interchange to the airport.

In addition to her public sector accomplishments, Ms. Sculti enjoyed a long and successful career in the private sector. As the Mid-Atlantic Business Development Manager for Seabourn Cruise Line, Ms. Sculti managed sales and marketing for the seven states in the region. Her efforts contributed to sales in excess of $10 million, increasing her region’s market share 25 percent, helping establish the company as the leading luxury-cruise brand in its class.

Prior to joining Seabourn, Ms. Sculti was Vice President of Sales for Custom Cruises, where she was instrumental in developing a $5 million sales portfolio and managed the company’s day-to-day operations. She was instrumental in developing plans to expand the company’s distribution by establishing a satellite location at the World Trade Center in 1992.

An active member of the community, Ms. Sculti serves as the Vice Chair of the Saint Pio Foundation Board of Directors. She is an appointee of the Village of Mamaroneck Tree Committee and is a member of the Orienta Condominium Association Board of Managers, where she resides. She served for five years, as a member of the Harrison Board of Assessors from 2005 to 2010 and is a former Rye City Rotarian.

Ms. Sculti is a graduate of Fordham University where she earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology and currently resides in Mamaroneck, New York.