Nathan Lindsay

Nathan Lindsay has a diverse work experience in learning, organization development, and coaching. Nathan currently works as a Learning & OD Strategist at FranklinCovey, where they help clients build development strategies and plans to transform their organizations. Previously, Nathan was the Owner/Consultant at The Stone Post Group, where they worked with clients across various industries, including healthcare and finance, to improve sales processes, leadership development, strategic execution, and customer satisfaction.

In their role as the Manager of Learning and Organizational Development at RTD, Nathan led a team responsible for designing and delivering professional development programs. Nathan also provided coaching and consulting services to enhance intra- and inter-team engagement, human capital strategies, change leadership, and strategic priorities. Notably, Nathan redesigned the year-long Leadership Academy for improved alignment with leadership competencies and fiscal efficiency.

Before that, Nathan served as the Associate Director of Facilitator Development at Verus Global Inc. and Partner at Syntuity LLC. At Verus Global, they focused on developing customer solutions and facilitating professional development programs. At Syntuity, they worked on improving interpersonal skills focused on influencing others and was involved in business development and consulting.

Additionally, Nathan held positions at Berry, Graceland University, Axcet HR Solutions, Argus Health Systems, and DST Systems, where they gained experience in learning and organization development, coaching, teaching, and training.

Overall, Nathan Lindsay brings a range of skills and expertise in leadership development, organization effectiveness, coaching, and facilitating professional development programs.

Nathan Lindsay has a diverse education history. Nathan completed their Bachelor's degree in Psychology from William Jewell College between 1995 and 1998. Later on, they pursued a Master's degree in Organizational Development from Avila University, which they successfully completed between 2006 and 2008. Furthermore, they briefly attended Oklahoma Baptist University from 1992 to 1993, although information about the degree and field of study is not provided.