About Us

 Over the past 15+ years, Lindsay  Barnett has dedicated her career to transforming workplace cultures, leaders, teams, and individuals.   She has held progressively larger roles often at fast-growing companies in industries such as advertising, biotech, consumer products, and education. She most recently served as the Head of Talent Development and Inclusion at Kite Pharma, a Gilead company. 

Lindsay earned her undergraduate Anthropology degree from the University of California, Berkeley and her Master of Business Administration with an emphasis in Entrepreneurship and Organization Behavior from The UCLA Anderson School. She holds multiple certifications in coaching tool and is an experienced facilitator with DiSC, Insights, MBTI/Myers-Briggs, Gallup Strengths Finder and 5 Behaviors of a Team (Lencioni). Lindsay also was a Professor of Organizational Culture and Employee Outcomes at USC, Bovard College.

Lindsay is creative and pragmatic, knowing the little things have power to make a big difference. Known for her positivity and high-energy style, clients generally walk away from sessions with Lindsay feeling more resourced in mind, heart, and body. Clients appreciate the kind way Lindsay helps them challenge certain beliefs and patterns that may be holding them back from their desired goals and relationships. She helps her clients see their strengths and gifts to bring forth with confidence and empowerment. As a development expert, Lindsay also has a variety of tools to share with leaders for both their own use and to leverage with their teams.

In her free time, Lindsay is a passionate traveler and global citizen, having lived in Latin America and Asia Pacific. She is a dedicated yogi and believer in mind and body connection.  Playing pickleball and taking beach walks with friends also brings her joy. Lindsay is a co-founder of Our Kind of Club, an organization dedicated to inspiring kindness in everyday actions. She lives in the Los Angeles area and regularly chauffeurs two teens around town, with just enough time left to walk her giant goldendoodle, Bodie.