From Stalled to Strategic
About Lindsey Honari
A trusted advisor who helps leaders go from stalled to strategic.

Lindsey Honari
Founder & Managing Principal
Hello, I’m Lindsey Honari. I help executives, founders, and institutions tackle crucial people-and-performance challenges.
I began my career on Wall Street, then moved to Boston and San Francisco while working with Cambridge Associates, eventually settling in Houston. After a decade in financial services, I decided to pursue my True North—helping clients achieve their professional and business goals as a consultant and coach.
I founded Lindsey Honari Advisors to support leaders who know what they need but lack the resources to bring their vision to life. In every engagement, you benefit from the expertise of a seasoned HR strategist, a deep understanding of what drives your business, and the insights of an ICF-certified executive coach.
In addition to my own experience, I draw on an extensive network of HR operations experts, organizational design consultants, and coaches to meet each client’s unique needs.
I graduated from Columbia Business School and am a certified coach with the International Coaching Federation (PCC-trained). I am also an avid Mahjong player and can frequently be found at one of Houston’s airports on my way to visit family across the country.
Professional Experience
- 10 years in Financial Services and Investment Management
- 15 years as an Executive Coach and Consultant
- Salomon Smith Barney
- Cambridge Associates
- University of Houston
- The Alexander Group
Sector Expertise
- Financial Services
- Family Office
- Oil, Gas, and Energy Services
- Industrial and Manufacturing
- Nonprofit Organizations
- Academic Administration
Credentials
- Columbia University — MBA & Master of International Affairs
- International Coaching Federation — ACC certified, PCC trained
- Korn Ferry Leadership Architect · Hogan Assessments · DiSC
- Past President, ICF Houston Chapter
From Stalled to Strategic
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