Profile

Lindsey Moss Willey is a principal at Bose Public Affairs Group where her extensive experience in politics and government allows her to advocate for clients spanning diverse industries, including manufacturing, transportation, alcohol, technology, energy and environmental interests. Lindsey is regarded as an expert on local government issues, providing strategic insights to help government and business leaders navigate complex legislative and regulatory environments through targeted policy solutions and strategic partnerships. She also assists clients with PAC management and compliance.

In addition to her role at Bose Public Affairs Group, Lindsey is of counsel at Bose McKinney & Evans LLP, where she focuses on regulatory compliance, procurement and the administrative and economic development needs of municipalities.

Prior to joining Bose Public Affairs Group and Bose McKinney & Evans, Lindsey served as chief government affairs officer and legislative counsel at Accelerate Indiana Municipalities (Aim). With more than 450 municipal members, Aim serves as the official voice of municipal government in Indiana. Lindsey led Aim’s legislative team, actively advocating for Indiana’s cities and towns on a broad range of legislation impacting local governments across the state. She also previously held roles in the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office and Indiana Senate Majority Caucus.

Education

Lindsey earned her bachelor’s degree in political science from Indiana University Indianapolis. She went on to earn her juris doctorate from the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, graduating cum laude.

 

Appointments / Memberships

Active in her community, Lindsey serves as secretary of the Indiana Wildlife Federation and as president of the Government Affairs Society of Indiana. She is a member of the Indianapolis Bar Association where she serves on the legislative committee and is a former executive member of the government practice section. She is an Indiana Leadership Forum graduate and board member and also serves on the board of the Downtown GOP Club.