Lindsey Ledwin has 11 years of government affairs experience, including eight years on Capitol Hill, key roles in state and federal campaigns and several years lobbying for prominent consulting firms in Washington.  

Since leaving Congressional service, Ms. Ledwin has successfully represented a variety of clients before the Executive and Legislative branches.  Over the years, she has developed a particular expertise in health care, defense, aviation and appropriations matters.  

Prior to leaving Capitol Hill, Ms. Ledwin served as a senior staff member to Senator Olympia J. Snowe (R-ME).  She also served as a political designee for the 2006 Snowe for Senate campaign. During her work with Senator Snowe, Ms. Ledwin served as a clerk to the Senate Committee on Small Business and Entrepreneurship while Senator Snowe was Chair.  

Prior to her service with Senator Snowe, Ms. Ledwin worked in the office of then newly elected Senator Susan M. Collins (R-ME).  Ms. Ledwin held several different positions, including professional staff member of the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and the State Scheduler.  

Ms. Ledwin began her political career with former Senator William S. Cohen (R-ME) in 1995, on the Senate Special Committee on Aging.   

Ms. Ledwin has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a special concentration on geriatrics from Washington College in Chestertown, MD.