Lindsay Craig serves as strategic advisor and America 250 Program Lead at The Fund for American Studies (TFAS). In this role, she leads the organization’s next strategic planning effort and guides the development of new educational programs focused on civics and the American founding.
Craig brings more than two decades of leadership experience in advancing the principles of liberty through education and outreach. She served for eleven years as president of the National Review Institute (NRI), where she oversaw significant organizational growth and the creation of several enduring programs, including the Burke to Buckley Fellowship Program, the William F. Buckley Jr. Prizes and NRI’s biennial Regional Seminars.
Prior to her tenure at NRI, Craig spent sixteen years at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, where she directed strategic marketing, communications, and scholar relations, and launched successful donor and outreach initiatives.
A member of the TFAS Board of Trustees since 2018, Craig has been deeply engaged in the organization’s mission to develop courageous leaders who advance the values of economic freedom and individual liberty. In her current role, she works closely with TFAS leadership and the Board of Trustees to identify new opportunities for growth and impact as the organization approaches the 250th anniversary of the American founding.