Lindsey Sehmel, Founder of ETHOS PNW, is dedicated to advancing sustainable, equitable, and fiscally responsible communities. Holding an Executive Master of Public Administration from the University of Washington Evans School since 2019, AICP certified since 2013, and an active member of ICMA. Lindsey brings executive-level training and decades of practical local government planning experience throughout the Pacific Northwest.
My work bridges the technical and the relational. With a professional background in executive government leadership and on the ground community planning and development experience, I provide reliable expertise for all participants.
My experience paired with the depth of knowledge, education, and successful awards and recognition received since 2005 will benefit and support your community beyond the tasks contracted.
I strive to facilitate civil civility, helping communities strengthen their social fabric so that policies and projects have lasting impact. This value comes from generations of public servants in my family.
As the first born of a 5th generation of a Pierce County family rooted in community development, Lindsey continues this legacy with a modern, equity-focused comprehensive approach. Her lived experience and professional expertise create unmatched trust and credibility in guiding cities, counties, and regional organizations through change and process improvements at any scope.