TOP Women in Aerospace & Aviation To Follow on LinkedIn 2022: 12. Lindsey Gamell
12. Lindsey Gamell
Average Post Engagement: 95.70
Country:
USA
What I use Linkedin for:
Networking, marketing and building relationships.
Number of Followers:
4,473
Industry:
Aviation
Who am I:
My life’s purpose is to bring value, and shine my bright shiny light into a dark world. I am passionate about the aviation industry, and consider it my first true love. Some people would say: “but your job can’t love you back.” And to that I say: “when you wake up every day excited about what you do, when you can touch lives around the world every day, and when you’re professionally fulfilled and come home happy and in a good mood…yes, Yes it does!”
What I do:
I develop new business for my organization, and manage the America’s programs division.
Why you should follow me on Linkedin:
I like to inspire others, bring a little humor to life, and educate through my posts on this platform. If you’re needing a smile, a laugh, or are intrigued by aviation – you should follow me!
Who I follow on Linkedin
Erika Armstrong, Kristin Olson-Kott, Sara Blakely, Mary Kirby, Grant Cardone, Gary Vaynerchuk. Power houses with a unique voice, and women who march to the beat of their own drum
Lindsey’s Favorite Post
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Check out Lindsey’s post here
This was one of the first posts where I got real with my audience. I shared from my childhood and how I grew up, what brought me to aviation, and why I love this industry. The post took off far beyond my expectations, and brought me new insight into other’s lives who shared their stories with me. Being vulnerable online is tough because you open up to other’s opinions, criticisms and sometimes even cruelty – but sharing your true self is so worth it.
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