Lindsay Gramlich represents House District 39 and was first elected to the Indiana General Assembly in 2026. The daughter of two retired public school administrators and the granddaughter of Slovakian immigrants, she was raised in Valparaiso, Indiana, before attending DePauw University and graduating with a BA in Communications and Political Science. Gramlich also holds a Master of Public Affairs from Indiana University. 

Gramlich has over 16 years of leadership and philanthropy experience in Central Indiana. She has served as president & CEO of Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis, a nonprofit leadership organization dedicated to helping girls realize their full potential, since 2023.

Previously, she worked in various capacities at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis for over a decade, starting as an intern and rising to the role of Associate Vice President for Development. Gramlich is a 2026 recipient of the Indianapolis Business Journal’s prestigious “Forty Under 40” award, which recognizes young professionals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and career achievements, and was voted one of Indy’s Most Pivotal Leaders in 2022. 

Gramlich is also a graduate of several notable Central Indiana leadership fellowships, including the Hamilton County Leadership Academy Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Program. She has also served on various boards, currently sitting on the DePauw Alumni Association Board and recently serving as Co-Chair of Community Outreach for the Local Organizing Committee of the 2026 Final Four.

Gramlich resides in Carmel with her husband, three children, and two rescue dogs.