Lindsey Martin
Lindsey is the Emerging Leaders Council Coordinator at The Steamboat Institute. She is also Grant Director of the TSET Healthy Living Program for Rogers County at Volunteers for Youth. Lindsey is a member of The Steamboat Institute’s ELC Alumni Board, the American Enterprise Institute’s Leadership Network, serves on the Rogers County Interlocal Tourism Cooperative, Advisory Board of The Salvation Army Tulsa, Rogers County, the Boys & Girls Club of Metro Tulsa, and the Healthy Community Partnership of Rogers County.
Lindsey is from Claremore, Oklahoma and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science and Public Administration from Rogers State University, graduating Magna Cum Laude. While in college, Lindsey was a member of the Honors Program, various student organizations, and was named a recipient of the College Women’s National Leadership Award. Previously she has worked at Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma in Operations, Membership, Volunteer Services, and Strategy/Marketing for the organization. Lindsey has been a statewide campaign finance director/scheduler and interned at The Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC. She has been chairman of the Rogers County Republican Party, and started the Rogers County Young Republicans Party chapter. Lindsey was named a 2020 recipient of the NextGen Under 30 Award for Oklahoma and a 2019 recipient of 40 Under Forty for Rogers County. She completed the J. Rufus Fears Fellowship with the Oklahoma Council of Public Affairs, the NexTulsa program with the Tulsa Area United Way, Class 61 Graduate of Leadership Tulsa, and the Summer Policy Institute with the Oklahoma Policy Institute.