Summary
Davy Yue is a mental health strategist and partnerships leader with nine years of experience designing community-led, evidence-based programs that scale from local peer networks to national organizations. Currently Vice President of Partnerships at Students With Psychosis and a NAMI National Board member, he combines lived experience with quiet rigor to translate visionary pilots into measurable, sustainable impact. He has a technical foundation from Vanderbilt in Engineering Science and a background organizing large hackathons and tech conferences, which informs his data-driven, systems-oriented approach to program design and evaluation. Davy routinely facilitates community-driven research, crafts funder-facing narratives, and trains peer facilitators, often using the metaphor of origami to emphasize careful, human-centered beginnings. He also brings uncommon programmatic creativity—integrating expressive music and storytelling into clinical and peer-support settings—to reduce stigma and elevate lived expertise. Based in Florida, he accepts selective consulting and speaking engagements focused on co-creation, measurement, and durable change.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Engineering Science, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Engineering Science at Vanderbilt University
High School Diploma, High School Diploma at Wellington High School
English, Chinese