Lindsay Kagawa Colas joined Wasserman in 2009 and is currently Executive Vice President, Talent + The Collective. With a focus on representing cultural conversation influencers, Colas oversees the careers of many elite and outspoken Olympic medalists, including WNBA players Diana Taurasi, Breanna Stewart, Sue Bird, Brittney Griner, and Maya Moore, swimmer Simone Manuel, beach volleyball player April Ross, fencer Ibtihaj Muhammad and Paralympians Alana Nichols (ski/basketball/kayak) and Scout Bassett (track and field).

Prior to Wasserman, Colas worked for BDA Sports Management, helping to manage premier NBA talent and founded both the Women's Elite Division and the agency's charitable giving arm, BDAgiving.

Colas received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Master of Arts in Sociology from Stanford where she was an All-District 8 performer and two-year captain of the women's volleyball team, which during her tenure, appeared in two National Championship matches and won an NCAA title in 1997. She was a SportsBusiness Journal Forty Under 40 Award winner in 2018.