About Linsey Rubenstein
I help women succeed at the highest levels.
My mission is to elevate women leaders in STEM. Leading up to 2020, women made steady gains into executive ranks and boardrooms across the U.S. However, the pandemic exacerbated the challenges women already faced. Today, 1 in 4 women are considering downshifting their careers or leaving the workforce entirely. Burnout, exhaustion, and stress are plaguing senior-level women at unprecedented rates.
Collaborate with someone who has been there.
I founded Madrona Leadership to help women leaders gain the clarity, confidence, and inspiration to thrive professionally and personally in these uncertain times. As a former Vice President and one of the highest-ranking women in a technical leadership position for a Fortune 50 company, I understand what it takes. In STEM industries where women have few role models, I believe that having a trusted thought partner is crucial to breaking the barriers that hold women back.
I want to be your thought partner.
The skills and talents that got you to where you are today may not be sufficient to get you to where you want to be tomorrow. Together, I will help you see the bigger picture and discover what matters most to you; defining success on your own terms. You will gain insights into the mindsets that are preventing you from making the greatest impact. My goal is to help you become connected with your unique strengths and inspired to knock down any obstacles in your way.
Let’s discuss how we can partner. I’m also available for speaking engagements and research opportunities.
More about Linsey’s experience:
Prior to Madrona Leadership, Linsey led software development for one of the largest global networks in the world and led cyber security operations to defend against nation-state hackers. She has advised C-suite executives including the CEO, CFO, and CTO, and previously led organizations spanning supply chain, product development, manufacturing, marketing and strategy at companies such as Boeing, Amazon, and NASA.
Outside of Madrona, Linsey focuses on causes that help women, girls, and vulnerable communities. She currently serves as Board President for Washington Trafficking Prevention, a survivor-led organization that seeks to end human trafficking. 10% of all Madrona Leadership profits go to supporting women and STEM initiatives.
Linsey has a bachelor’s degree in industrial and systems engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and an MBA and a master’s degree in engineering systems as a fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.