Amy Christiansen is the founder of the socially conscious, luxury fragrance house Sana Jardin.

Sana Jardin is built on the principles of a circular economy; their alternative business model enables women in the supply chain to become micro-entrepreneurs by upcycling the waste products from perfume production and contributes to the three of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. Sana Jardin perfume is sold in 100 luxury retailers around the world including Net-A-Porter and Harrods and has been featured widely in the New York Times, Vogue and The Wall Street Journal.

Amy’s background is in the non-profit sector and after earning her Bachelors and Master’s degree in Social Work, she became a direct practice social worker before spending almost 20 years partnering with various foundations to address economic inequality including President Clinton’s Foundation, the Cherie Blair Foundation to support Women and the Robin Hood Foundation. Amy is involved in a number of non-profit organizations including being a Georgetown Ambassador for Women, Peace and Security, Board member of the Funtasia Impact and Advisory Board member of Nest.

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