A first generation American and a lifelong resident of Pennsylvania, Christian Nascimento has deep roots in Montgomery County. His family immigrated to the United States, settling in Norristown, PA, where he was born and raised.
Christian Nascimento was raised in a union household where he learned hard work, courage, and compassion – values he will take with him to Congress.
About
Christian is a businessman, a community leader, an executive at a Fortune 50 company, and a candidate for Congress in Pennsylvania's Fourth Congressional District. However, if you ask him what titles he cherishes most they are devoted husband and father. He lives in Audubon with his wife and their four children, where they are frequent volunteers and coaches at Visitation BVM School, and where Christian has served as Chairman of the Lower Providence Republican Committee.
Education
A product of Montgomery County's public schools, he was the first in his family to attend college. After graduating from Plymouth-Whitemarsh High School, he earned degrees from Villanova University and Widener University, where he currently serves on the Board of Trustees and has been an Adjunct Professor. In 2019, he received the John L. Geoghegan Alumni Citizenship Award.
Career
Following college, Christian embarked on a successful career in finance and business, that has taken him all over the globe. He is Vice President of Product at Comcast, where he works closely with small- and medium-sized businesses to improve their efficiency and helped them grow. He is responsible for the development, launch and management of products. Prior to joining Comcast in 2006, he was Vice President of Finance at a biotech startup with operations in both the United States and Asia.
Giving Back
Christian served on the Board of Directors of both for and non-profit businesses, and from 2011-2013 was the National President of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and serves on the Cybersecurity Advisory Board of the Security Industry Association. In 2009, he was elected to his first of two terms on the Methacton School Board. He served two terms as School Board President and oversaw the first budget in 30 years that did not raise taxes, while concurrently receiving a credit upgrade for the district from Moody's. He also served on the Joint Operating Committee of the North Montco Technical Career Center.
