Since joining TAI in 2000, Lindy has refined the links between business and performing arts and led initiatives to foster the cross-over between the business, theater and not-for-profit sectors.
Since joining TAI in 2000, Lindy has refined the links between business and performing arts and led initiatives to foster the cross-over between the business, theater and not-for-profit sectors. Lindy's coaching work has been profiled in books and the columns of national magazines.
A graduate of Barnard College, Columbia University, she has developed public interest-related initiatives at organizations including The Rockefeller Foundation, The Business Council for the United Nations, and the National Endowment for the Humanities.
An actor and dancer prior to joining TAI, Lindy has performed at The Ensemble Studio Theatre, Eugene O'Neill Center, the Samuel Beckett Theatre and the Mercury Theatre in London. Her film and TV credits include the independent film Sunday Afternoon and the CBS special Choices. As a modern and jazz dancer she performed and studied with Dance Space, the Hartford Ballet Company and Real Art Ways.
In addition to performing, Lindy has experience as a producer, administrator, and manager of multi-faceted projects in cross-cultural environments.
For more information about Lindy and the TAI group visit TheTAIGroup.com.
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