trey leveque

Trey Leveque is the CEO and Founder of Muse Collaborative, where he harnesses the power of creativity to strengthen social connection and help build a more connected world.

Trey was previously a Senior Fellow at Young Futures, supporting funder stewardship and partnerships that make the digital world an easier place to grow up, and a Social Connection Fellow at the Foundation for Social Connection, evaluating programs advancing connection nationwide. He serves on the Strategic Advisory Board for the NYU Stern Initiative on Purpose and Flourishing and the Board of Directors of Give Us the Floor.

Before graduate school, Trey served as the Engagement Chief of Staff in the Office of the U.S. Surgeon General, leading national engagement on public health priorities, including the epidemic of loneliness and the youth mental health crisis. Earlier in his career, he worked on former First Lady Michelle Obama’s Reach Higher Initiative, supporting first-generation, low-income, and underrepresented students in pursuing higher education.

Trey earned a Master in Public Policy from the Harvard Kennedy School and three Bachelor of Arts degrees from Arizona State University: Business (Global Politics), Business (Law), and Business (Public Service & Public Policy). Born and raised in Arizona, Trey is now based in New York City.