Lindsay Einstein

About Lindsay Einstein

Lindsay Singleton is an award-winning senior communications strategist known for driving wins for household-name brands, non-profits and trade associations through proactive social good strategies that build positive and long-lasting relationships in Washington. She shares her expertise with Masters Students as an Adjunct Professor at the George Washington University School of Political Management. A frequent commenter in publications such as Fortune, Forbes, WSJ and more, Lindsay is the co-author of groundbreaking research with Penn State examining voter views on ESG. Lindsay is also a board member of the Civic Responsibility Project, lending her passion for purpose to companies driving voter engagement programs across the country. Singleton has consulted for Fortune 200 companies on their social impact efforts, spearheading human rights and sustainability partnerships between multinational corporations and NGOs. From 20••••16, Singleton was a top U.S. diplomat representing American foreign policy in Latin America. In Mexico City, she oversaw all public affairs and community outreach efforts related to Mexico’s historic justice reform and anti-human trafficking efforts. Also during that time, Singleton represented the United States as a Foreign Service Officer in Caracas, Venezuela. Through building relationships with foreign leaders, Ms. Singleton helped shape and implement U.S. policy on a broad range of issues, including the rule of law, North Korea, and the Arab Spring. Her work also included managing the crisis response to the WikiLeaks scandal on behalf of the U.S. Embassy in Caracas, Venezuela. Prior to this role, Ms. Singleton advised senior officials on international energy policy issues at the Department of Energy. Singleton holds a B.A. and M.A. in International Affairs from George Washington University. She is fluent in Spanish and Italian and proficient in Russian.

Experience

1. Managing Director

   High Lantern Group

   Oct 2025 — Present · Washington, DC, US

Education

• The George Washington University

  Bachelor's degree, International Relations

  2001 — 2005

• The George Washington University

  Masters, International Science and Technology Policy

  2006 — 2008