Christin Kinman is an end user sales consultant with Allegion, a security company and manufacturer of more than 30 brands sold around the globe, specializing in security around the doorway and beyond. Kinman has a degree in civil engineering from The Catholic University of America and has worked for DC based general contractors such as Clark Construction and Lend Lease. In 2009, she became interested in the intersection of health and the built environment and pursued a Masters in Public Health focused in biostatistics. She worked at the R Adams Crowley Shock Trauma Center at the University of MD for 5 years working on research projects funded by NIH, SAMSHA, and the Dept of Defense. In 2015, a job opportunity opened at the Archdiocese of Baltimore and she spent 7 years working as a Facilities Project Manager. During this time, she worked closely with the Division of Risk Management on safety and security initiatives.

As part of her work at the Archdiocese, she worked with parishes and schools to apply for grants to fund security improvements and was successful in overseeing the award of over $4M in grants. In 2022, after working closely with Allegion on access control and door and hardware projects for the Archdiocese, she joined Allegion as an end user sales consultant where she works with facility owners to find the best solutions to secure their buildings. She is an active member of ASIS, is a current member of the School Security Standards Technical Committee, charged with developing a school security standard to ANSI standards and has published several articles on security within the ASIS Cultural Properties and Houses of Worship Communities, Security Informed Roundtable, DHI Door Security and Safety Magazine and is a CPTED practitioner.