Lynne Le, MPH, is a Program Officer at the de Beaumont Foundation, where she leads and contributes to a diverse, national portfolio of initiatives focused on strengthening public health systems and practice. Her work spans public health policy, building durable partnerships with policymakers, advancing the use of artificial intelligence in public health, and designing and delivering trainings for the public health workforce. Within her role at the Foundation, Lynne has also provided strategic leadership for the MADE for Health Justice initiative, helping advance community-driven data transformation and equity-centered systems change.  She is known for translating complex public health challenges into practical, actionable approaches that support real-world public health practice across jurisdictions.

Lynne brings more than a decade of professional experience working across local, state, and national public health systems, partnering with local and state health departments, national maternal and child health (MCH) organizations, and federal agencies to align public health priorities with community needs—particularly for marginalized communities and in the areas of maternal and child health and the social determinants of health.

In her free time, she enjoys reading, singing, exploring various creative outlets, and watching videos of cute animals.