Christie Sweet is a business strategist, entrepreneur, and operations executive with more than 15 years of experience helping organizations build strong foundations for sustainable growth, operational excellence, and long-term success. As Co-Owner and Chief Executive Officer of Sweet Support, she has led organizations through strategic planning, operational development, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, workforce development, and business expansion.

Throughout her career, Christie has earned a reputation for transforming complex operational challenges into scalable, efficient systems that support organizational performance and financial sustainability. Her expertise spans business operations, leadership development, organizational infrastructure, compliance management, and strategic growth, enabling organizations to strengthen their operations while preparing for future opportunities.

In addition to operational leadership, Christie brings extensive experience in business development, marketing strategy, client acquisition, revenue growth, and organizational expansion. She has successfully guided businesses in improving operational efficiency, increasing profitability, expanding service offerings, and building high-performing teams that support long-term organizational success.

As Co-Director of Legacy Communities Development Group, Christie provides strategic leadership in business operations, organizational development, and long-term growth planning. Her ability to align vision with execution helps ensure the organization is positioned for sustainable growth while supporting the successful development of affordable housing and community investment initiatives.

Christie believes that thoughtfully planned real estate development has the power to strengthen neighborhoods, expand economic opportunity, and create lasting community impact. She is committed to building organizations and partnerships that support responsible growth, operational excellence, and the creation of vibrant communities where individuals and families can thrive.