Lyndsie Levine

Committed to a career centered on service, Lyndsie Levine has over 15 years of experience advancing the growth of impactful organizations. Her passion for philanthropy is informed by the belief that it is possible to create a more just and equitable world and that we each have something to contribute toward advancing this goal.

Lyndsie’s career at CCS has evolved from direct client service to a strategic leadership role focused on strengthening the firm’s operations and growth. As an Executive Vice President, she leads a team of operations professionals to advance strategic planning, drive growth initiatives, strengthen operational systems, and support talent development across the Northeast and Europe.

Earlier in her career, Lyndsie held frontline development roles, including leading fundraising efforts at Congregation Rodeph Sholom, a historic synagogue in Manhattan. In that capacity, she led the community’s largest capital campaign and annual fundraising initiatives to date, guided a comprehensive strategic planning process, facilitated community listening initiatives, and designed leadership development programs to strengthen volunteer engagement.

Lyndsie earned her B.A., magna cum laude, from New York University’s Gallatin School of Individualized Study, where she concentrated in Judaic Studies and Nonprofit Management. She lives on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and serves on the Board of Intertwine Arts, an organization that brings free-form weaving programs to children and adults with physical and developmental disabilities.