Biographies:
Kristina Tobin Nesbitt
Director, Atlanta Office


Kristina Nesbitt is the Director of the Atlanta Office for M.A.G.N.U.M. In addition she is currently finishing her MBA. Formerly, she was the Assistant Principal of the Middle School at Holy Innocent's Episcopal School and also the Head Coach of the varsity men's and women's Swimming and diving teams. She has coached the women's team to two class 'A' state championships and her team has placed in the top 20 for all classes throughout her four years of coaching. She coaches several All State swimmers and Academic All Americans. In addition to her coaching and administrative responsibilities, she was recently appointed to head the newly-developed Wellness Program at Holy Innocents'.

Prior to her current position, Kristina was involved in politics. She was Chairman of the Georgia Young Republicans, a delegate to the 1992 National Republican Convention, where she met MAGNUM’s founder Michael John Coleman. She Worked for the first woman Republican governor, Kay Orr, as an intern while attending the University of Nebraska in Lincoln. She has volunteered in the campaigns of Senator Paul Coverdell and Speaker Gingrich as well as several local campaigns. She was the Executive Director of the 1995 National Young Republican Convention in Atlanta.

Kristina graduated from the University of Nebraska in Lincoln in 1990. While at the University of Nebraska, she lettered in swimming and was captain of the women's swimming team. She served as the Chairman of the 'University of Nebraska College Republicans.' She has been involved with M.A.G.N.U.M. from it's beginning and was one of the organization’s inspirations.