About Lyndsey

Lyndsey is a long time political professional, businesswoman, coach and consultant but what she values most in her life is being a family oriented, dependable and fun loving human being. Lyndsey started her career at 17 years old on the campaign team for John Mutz running for Sonoma County Sheriff while also working as a Restorative Justice Fellow for The Metta Center for Nonviolence; an International Nonprofit with United Nationals Consultative Status. It was in that 17th year of her life that she hosted a radio show, developed Restorative Justice programs, found her love for running campaigns that meant something to her and her community and became a presenter at the International Institute for Restorative Practice's World Conference. Since then Lyndsey has managed and consulted on successful campaigns around the country ranging from School Board runs to Congressional Campaigns. She served as Miss California for 2021 and 2022 in the Miss Japanese-America Program, placing Top 6 out of 51 on the National Stage and has earned a multitude of National and International 1st place titles as a coach and choreographer in the Cheer and Dance industries. She carries on her family's legacy of teaching traditional Japanese dance to honor her ancestors, running agricultural operations and serving on boards and as Fifth District Commissioner of Human Rights to the County of Sonoma. Lyndsey is currently Co-Head coach of the Santa Rosa Junior College Cheer team, having led them to their first National Title in over a decade alongside her biggest support, Co-Head Coach and Parent.