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Lindsey Ringhand

FAIR Advisory Board • Communications & Innovation Leader

Lindsey Ringhand, member of the FAIR Advisory Board

Lindsey Ringhand is a communications and innovation leader who serves on FAIR’s Advisory Board. She has nearly 18 years of experience in the consumer goods industry, with a professional background spanning product supply, brand management, and research and development.

Lindsey currently serves as a Transformative Innovation Leader, where she leads cross-functional efforts to drive innovation and bring new ideas to life. Her work centers on communicating complex ideas in clear and meaningful ways—a strength she also values in supporting thoughtful, faith-centered conversations.

She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts and a Master of Business Administration, combining a foundation in creative thinking with experience in business strategy and leadership.

Lindsey also serves as Communications Director for the Cincinnati East congregations of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
She and her husband, Lance, live on a farm in New Richmond, Ohio, and are the parents of three children. Their family enjoys hiking, camping, and visiting national parks.

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Jared McBride

Jared McBride

FAIR Advisory Board • Nonprofit & Public Policy Executive

Jared McBride, member of the FAIR Advisory Board

Jared K. McBride is an executive leader, public policy advisor, and nonprofit strategist who serves on FAIR’s Advisory Board. His work focuses on organizations at the intersection of public policy, social impact, and institutional governance.

Jared serves as Chief Executive Officer of The Steadfast Institute and as Chief Executive Officer and Government and Policy Advisor for The Sexual Human Development Council. His leadership experience also includes service on large governing boards, including one of Southern California’s largest water companies.

His expertise spans executive management, organizational strategy, board governance, fiduciary oversight, investment and portfolio management, strategic planning, and operations. He has directed tens of millions of dollars in complex budgets, managed compliance and regulatory responsibilities, and developed cross-sector partnerships. His work emphasizes building the structure, accountability, and strategy needed for mission-driven organizations to achieve lasting impact.

Jared earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Utah Tech University, a Master of Social Service Administration and public policy from the University of Chicago, and an MBA from Boston University.

Jared and his wife are the parents of eight children. He counts serving as a Primary teacher to his own children among his most meaningful Church callings.

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Ed Evans

Ed Evans

FAIR Advisory Board • Business & Technology Executive

Ed Evans, member of the FAIR Advisory Board

Ed Evans is an experienced business and technology executive who serves on FAIR’s Advisory Board. Throughout his career, he has focused on organizational growth, strategic consumer marketing, and the use of emerging technology to help companies expand and innovate.

Ed began his career at Accenture, where his work included the development of innovative AI expert systems. He later served in senior executive roles—including president, chief operating officer, and general manager—with organizations such as Kronos, FIS–SunGard Data Systems, and Mrs. Fields Cookies. His leadership experience spans large public companies, private ventures, and startups, including involvement in significant growth and acquisition transactions. Teams under his leadership have received recognition from organizations including Microsoft, InformationWeek, Harvard Business School, and CNN.

In addition to his professional work, Ed has supported a number of nonprofit organizations and brings his experience in leadership, technology, marketing, and organizational development to his service with FAIR.

Ed and his wife are the parents of three children. An enthusiastic endurance athlete, he has completed five Ironman events and competed in two Xterra World Championships.

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John Lynch

FAIR Board of Directors • Technology & Marketing Executive

John Lynch, member of the FAIR Board of Directors

John Lynch is a Silicon Valley sales and marketing executive specializing in high-tech startup ventures and a member of FAIR’s Board of Directors.

John has extensive experience in missionary service and leadership in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He has served twice as a stake mission president and multiple times as a ward mission leader. He also worked at the Provo Missionary Training Center as a teacher and trainer.

Through those experiences, John has seen firsthand the difference thoughtful preparation can make when members encounter questions or challenges to their faith. His professional experience in communication, sales, marketing, and technology, together with his years of missionary service, informs his work with FAIR.

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Tim Dunn

FAIR Board Chair • Science • Finance & Business

Tim Dunn, Chair of the FAIR Board of Directors

Tim Dunn is a scientist, educator, investor, and business leader who serves as Chair of FAIR’s Board of Directors.

Tim earned a bachelor’s degree in physical science and chemical engineering from Brigham Young University. After graduation, he began his career teaching science before moving into the financial industry, where he worked as a hedge fund trader and helped establish Clearwater Advisors. Over the next 19 years, he worked in trading, risk management, and portfolio management.

After leaving the financial industry, Tim returned to teaching high school science and pursued a variety of other interests, including small-business consulting, audio engineering, and property development.

Tim has served in a variety of callings in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Outside of his professional and Church service, he enjoys music, fishing, swimming, and spending time with his family.

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