Lindsay Schneider is a long-serving director at the City of Whitehorse with extensive experience across multiple key departments, including People and Culture, Development Services, and Financial Services. Her career reflects a deep understanding of municipal operations, from human resources and budget management to community development and infrastructure projects.
Outside of her civic duties, Lindsay is an entrepreneur who started her own company creating themed dessert tables. Motivated to be a role model for her daughter, she once ran for a political party nomination, emphasizing fiscal responsibility and the importance of women in leadership roles.
She ran for the Yukon Party nomination in 2016, showcasing a strong interest in local politics.
Lindsay Schneider
Budget/Internal Audit Specialist at City of Whitehorse
Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
Overview
Topics They Care About
Municipal Governance
Has held multiple director-level roles at the City of Whitehorse, spanning finance, human resources, community recreation, and development services.
People & Culture
As Director of People and Culture, she has been central to union negotiations and establishing the city's first inclusivity advisory committee.
Fiscal Responsibility
Cites a belief in balanced budgets as a core reason for her 2016 run for a political nomination, stemming from her extensive background in the city's finance department.
Media Appearances
Lindsay has no verified media appearances
Work History
Budget/Internal Audit Specialist at City of Whitehorse
6-2021
Director, People and Culture at City of Whitehorse
7-2018
Director, Community & Recreation Services at City of Whitehorse
8-2017
Manager, Financial Services at City of Whitehorse
Education
Lindsay has no verified education history
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Location : Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, Canada
Job Level : Junior
Designation : Budget/Internal Audit Specialist at City of Whitehorse
