“Tomorrow’s leaders will harness the competitive spirit of capitalism and the hope and creativity of social entrepreneurship.”

Based in New York, Lindsay’s consulting portfolio includes companies within finance, food, and healthcare sectors across the themes of innovation, access, and new market entry. Her research and thought leadership focus on business opportunities in low-income markets, the challenges and opportunities of urbanization, and social innovation. She blogs about the intersection of big business and social enterprise.

Lindsay has been published in the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, GOOD Magazine, and MINT. She is a frequent panelist and moderator at conferences focused on social enterprise, impact investing, and development innovation. In the past year, she has judged numerous business plan competitions, and was nominated as an Unreasonable Mentor at the Unreasonable Institute. Previously, she was the Director of Social Innovation for the Young Leaders Forum at the Indian Merchant Chambers.

Prior to joining SustainAbility, Lindsay lived and worked in Mumbai, India for three years where she was the Editor of Beyond Profit magazine, a publication she conceptualized.

Education

• University of Virginia, BA English Literature

Personal Interests

Iyengar yoga, hiking and biking, picnics, horseback riding, and India

Languages

• English
  Intermediate Spanish
  Beginner Hindi