Lindsey brings more than twenty years of research, program design, and engagement strategy experience to her work as founder of Lightbox Creative.

She is drawn to the space where institutions and communities meet, and she's spent her career helping organizations get better at listening, learning, and responding to what people actually need. She has led audience research and engagement strategy at the Denver Art Museum and the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, built the user experience research practice at Khan Academy, and consulted nationally for organizations including the National Park Service, Crocker Art Museum, and the Presidio Trust.

Lindsey has a national presence in the museum and research fields. She has presented at the American Alliance of Museums annual conference and the Western Association of Museums, co-chaired the Denver Evaluation Network, reviewed grants for the Institute of Museum and Library Services, and was invited back to UW-Madison in 2025 as a distinguished alumni speaker on AI in education. She served as a founding board member of the Museum of Food & Culture in Denver and has taught graduate courses in Museum Studies at the University of Denver.

When she's not working, you can find Lindsey in her garden, exploring the trails and rivers around Portland, or playing music.