Lindsay Davis

Lindsay Davis has served as a Patient Advocate at Heart Health Advocate since January 2011, where notable achievements include leading the passage of "Lindsay's Law" in Ohio to protect student athletes from cardiac arrest and advocating for CPR training mandates in public high schools across multiple states. In addition to involvement with the American Heart Association and Simon’s Heart, Lindsay holds leadership roles on various health-related boards, including Vice President of the MCORE Foundation since 2019. Lindsay Davis is a published author in both academic and popular media and frequently participates as a guest speaker on heart health topics. As a member of the American College of Cardiology, Lindsay advocates for heart patient policies and contributes to guideline reviews, while also engaging in legislative efforts with the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Association. Additionally, Lindsay's background includes being crowned Miss Ohio United States 2011 and working as an actor under SAG-AFTRA.