Prior to joining The Johnson Foundation, Lynn served for six years as executive director of Milwaukee RiverkeeperВ®, a water advocacy organization that she grew into a strong, nationally respected voice with what may be the largest volunteer base of any similar group in the country. water management needs, and spurred additional partnerships and initiatives that left the field undeniably changed, and more united. The initiative resulted in more than a dozen direct publications on U.S. Over the span of six years, she convened hundreds of national leaders from government, business and non-governmental organizations, and academic experts to explore the intersections of freshwater and climate change, infrastructure and built environment, agriculture, energy, finance and public health. The result was Charting New Waters, a nationally recognized and applauded endeavor. During her six years with The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread she was charged with re-shaping the FoundationвЂ™s environmental programming in a way that would bring national stature to the Racine, Wisconsin-based foundation. While this is her first private sector endeavor, it builds on her history of creating new efforts and retooling struggling ones. in 2014 to increase her impact on the resiliency and sustainability issues that drive her. Lynn formed Broadview Collaborative, Inc. These experiences are underpinned by scientific rigor and a tireless belief that good people working together can make big differences. Her career includes work in energy conservation and efficiency, biodiversity, land conservation, water resources, and education.

Lynn made a decision early on to focus on natural resource sustainability. Broaddus, Ph.D., M.B.A., President of Broadview Collaborative Lynn Broaddus joins Jonathan on the ESG Players Podcast to discuss #6 of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals-Clean Water & Sanitation

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