Kristi Galbraith serves as the Engagement Coordinator for the National Cryptologic Foundation, where she supports organizational engagement, stakeholder coordination, and initiatives that advance the Foundation’s mission.
Prior to joining the NCF, Ms. Galbraith served as an Event Manager with the University Consortium for Cybersecurity, supporting the planning and execution of conferences, workshops, seminars, and other high-visibility events. She previously worked at the Fort Polk Army Community Service Center, where she served as the Family Advocacy Program coordinator and contract site lead. In these roles, she oversaw program operations, coordinated community support services, and managed key initiatives to enhance family readiness and well-being such as the long-standing Date Nights, and Domestic Violence Awareness Month campaigns that directly impacted and supported the Fort Polk community. Ms. Galbraith is proud to have served the Fort Polk Families and community for over 12 years.
Ms. Galbraith holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource Management from Columbia Southern University, graduating summa cum laude, and an Associate of Science in Psychology from Barton County Community College.