Mayon Yen

Mayon Yen is a nonprofit leader with a track record of achieving mission-driven growth through strategic fundraising and development. They are committed to making a difference and promoting social justice.

Mayon Yen holds a B.A. in Biological Sciences from the University of Chicago and an MPH in Community Health Sciences from UCLA Fielding School of Public Health. Their academic background equips them with a solid foundation in both science and public health.

With a wealth of experience in various roles, Mayon Yen has held key positions in notable organizations. They served as the Director Of Development and Associate Director of Resource Development at the National Immigrant Justice Center, demonstrating expertise in fundraising and resource management.

Prior to this, Mayon Yen contributed significantly to the AIDS Foundation of Chicago as a Program Development Manager and Program Development Coordinator. Their involvement in these capacities highlights their dedication to supporting health initiatives and community development.

Additionally, Mayon Yen worked as a Program Analyst in the Research, Evaluation, and Development Team at APAIT, a division of Special Service for Groups. Furthermore, they interned as an MPH Intern at the same organization, showcasing their commitment to research and program evaluation.

During their academic pursuit, Mayon Yen also served as a Graduate Student Researcher at the UCLA Division of Cancer Prevention and Control Research. This experience further enriched their understanding of public health and research methodologies.