As an Ashoka Fellow, she is one of only a several hundred in the US recognized as a global social entrepreneur who tackles society’s greatest challenges with system changing solutions. She also works in the business entrepreneurial world with a history in cable television, telecommunications and entertainment. With over a dozen years in new and emerging Corporate entities, founding a for-profit business which she sold, and over 20 years in Non-Profit entities, her wisdom on driving entrepreneurs from vision to execution is meaningful and motivating.

Today, Lynn guides individuals and groups as a Thinking and Accountability Partner. With a passion to encourage people to do what counts for them and their all-encompassing worlds, she is the catalyst to think and take action differently. She helps clients identify who they are, clarify what they want out of life and align what they need to do to get there. With experience in corporate and non-profit leadership, Lynn brings unique insight to strategically plan and effectively implement steps committed to a fulfilling personal and professional life. As an inspirational speaker and personal coach, she helps people create change through impactful stories and conversations focusing on how clients define their wealth – making a living, leaving a legacy and making their “IT” happen.

Lynn is the author of Vision For A Change: A Social Entrepreneur's Insights From the Heart and Real Belonging: Give Siblings Their Right to Reunite. She keynotes, delivers workshops and works one-on-one and is also a contributor to many books and columns including The Rise of the Reluctant Innovator by Ken Banks with a forward by Archibishop Desmond Tutu. Lynn is co-founder of Just the F.A.C.T.S.; Fostering Action Challenging the System in Denver, a Betsy Magness Leadership Institute Fellow with Women in Cable and Telecommunications, on the advisory board of SOAR! Youth and Adult Choir to mentor youth who are disadvantaged through music. Prior to founding Camp To Belong, Lynn was a marketing and communications professional, helping launch the ESPN cable network and playing a key role in expanding cable programming for Group W Westinghouse Satellite Communications and The Golf Channel.

Recently, she attended the 2017 gathering for AARP Prize Winners and Fellows. Every year, AARP celebrates adults who use their life experience to make a difference in the world. She was recognized as a fellow for her work with Camp to Belong, specifically for representing youth in care and for her passion to make a difference in the world of foster care.  Read Less ^