Lynn started her career in the health care industry, but music and culture is her passion. A lover of all types of music and the arts, Lynn has taken her business acumen and moved into the world of music management and nonprofit development. In addition to managing all of the operations of MFKK, Lynn transitioned into a very successful career of managing multiple international reggae artists across multiple continents. Her first experience in Kenya was taking care of patients who had limited access to healthcare in very rural parts of the country. She has volunteered with multiple global health organizations including the IU-Kenya Partnership and the Paul Chester Children’s Hope Foundation (PCCHF). Lynn immediately fell in love with Kenya and quickly made the decision that she would continue to work with her new friends and chosen family halfway across the globe. As a clinician, Lynn is scientifically minded. It is very rare that someone like Lynn can also have a passion for the value of the arts and such a personal connection to the non-medical needs of a foreign culture. Lynn understands how to help treat those who are already ill but she also sees the bigger picture that by stimulating the creativity within the youth today we will spend fewer resources later. Lynn has experienced first hand the healing power of music and art and wishes to share that with all who are open to experience such a simple but transformative activity. It is Lynn’s goal is to recast the conversation about Kenya to the world, that it is one of rich diverse culture and joyfulness vs one of poverty and tragedy.