About Us
Our Mission
Rose & Berg Consulting’s mission is to support businesses, non-profit organizations, & academic institutions in their efforts to create inclusive cultures & dismantle systemic barriers.
Our Approach
We utilize a comprehensive, intersectional, & multifaceted approach to address the complex challenges organizations face. Our work focuses on systemic level strategizing because that is often the level at which inequities reside.
We understand that one size does not fit all & work in close collaboration with our clients to create impactful change based on their unique needs.
In the vast landscape of equity & inclusion (E&I) topics, we're committed to offering you the most effective solutions. To achieve this, we're open to bringing in or referring you to other trusted consultants with specialized expertise when needed.
Christa Rose, MS
E&I Strategist & Consultant
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Christa is a neuroscience researcher, equity & inclusion consultant, & mental health advocate.
As an E&I strategist & consultant, Christa has worked extensively with higher education administrators to improve their institutional climate, resources, & policies to better support LGBTQ+, BIPOC, disabled, first-generation, & low-income folks.
Christa draws from both evidence-based research & her lived experiences to help create identity-affirming spaces & drive meaningful change.
Christa holds a BA & MS in Neurobiology from Boston University. She is a Life Science Research Professional at Stanford University School of Medicine & is interested in researching innovative, accessible, & decolonial solutions that improve mental health.
Kris Berg, MPH, MSW, CPS
E&I Strategist & Consultant
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Kris is a public health practitioner, social worker, researcher, and equity & inclusion consultant whose work focuses on creating more accessible, responsive, and equitable systems.
Kris has worked across healthcare, higher education, behavioral health, and community-based organizations, with experience in program development, health communication, organizational strategy, research, and policy change. Their work is grounded in understanding how institutional structures shape people’s access to care, resources, safety, and belonging. As a consultant, Kris brings together research, community engagement, and practical implementation to help organizations identify barriers, strengthen programs and policies, and translate complex ideas into meaningful action.
Kris holds a BA in Psychology and a Master of Social Work from Boston University and a Master of Public Health in Health and Social Behavior from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
