Lynn Debilzen
Visioning Strategist @Futuregood
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WORK HISTORY
Visioning Strategist @Futuregood
EDUCATION
Boston College Carroll School of Management
MBA - Women & Leadership
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
B.S., Social Work
Marquette University
Civil Engineering
University of Montana
M.A., Intercultural Youth and Family Development
The Heller School for Social Policy and Management at Brandeis University
MBA, Social Impact Management
SKILLS
ABOUT LYNN DEBILZEN
I’m someone who’s always been drawn to the hard, hopeful work of making the world a better place.At first, I believed the solution was simply being willing to help.With more experience, I thought the answer was scale: We know what works? Let’s get it everywhere.Then I realized it was systems change—especially when it’s led by people doing the best they can inside structures not built for them.But over time, I’ve come to believe this too:Without kindness, connection, and personal growth, we won’t get there.That belief shapes everything I do.I work with place-based collaboratives, backbone teams, and systems leaders who are navigating complexity while holding onto what matters most. My role often sits at the intersection of strategy, culture, and care—helping organizations clarify where they’re going, how they work together, and what it takes to sustain the long game of transformation.Through The Collective Shift Co, I support cross-sector teams during moments of change, momentum, or transition. That might look like designing adaptive strategies, strengthening team infrastructure, stepping in for interim network facilitation, or leading retreats that help reset culture and renew collective energy.At FutureGood, I help organizations become future-ready—especially when the path forward is uncertain. Whether through scenario planning or long-term visioning, I support leaders in naming the future they’re working toward and shaping strategies that can evolve as that future unfolds. No more plans that sit on a shelf.I’m known for bringing both big-picture thinking and grounded presence. My work is shaped by two decades across the nonprofit, public, and philanthropic sectors—and by lived experience as a sensitive, systems-oriented leader navigating invisible disability and nonlinear paths to impact.Areas of focus: Organizational culture + team development Strategic planning rooted in adaptive leadership Cross-generational dynamics and workplace change Facilitation for collaboratives + multi-org partnerships Scenario planning + long-term visioning Infrastructure design for place-based systems workI work best with people who care deeply, think long-term, and still have a sense of humor. If that’s you—hi. Let’s chat.
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