Save Our Schools Leadership
Donald L. Green, Jr., Founder
Donald Greene Jr. is a visionary serial entrepreneur and tech innovator with a deep expertise in UI/UX, AR/VR/XR design, algorithm development, blockchain, and AI consulting. As the Founder and CEO of Famiglia Doro, LLC, he has built an empire of businesses that create a 360-degree economic ecosystem, designed to help businesses launch, scale, and grow across multiple sectors—including education, small business, and corporate enterprises.
At the heart of his innovation is Famiglia Doro CS, a multifunctional digital economic platform that empowers businesses globally with cutting-edge tools and resources. Additionally, he has revolutionized the media industry with Famiglia Doro TV, a next-generation OTT streaming network that eliminates traditional content distributors, ensuring that creators retain 100% ownership and equity of their content profits.
Greene is also the founder of V-R.A.E. & V-R.A.E. Health, pioneering advancements in virtual reality applications for health and wellness. His commitment to education and social impact is demonstrated through his leadership of Save Our Schools for Our Kids Foundation Inc., an initiative dedicated to educational reform and youth empowerment.
With extensive experience in business development, marketing, branding, and media production, Greene provides multi-media services for business owners, entertainers, and corporations, helping them craft compelling brand messaging, storytelling, and strategic campaigns. His diverse expertise in scaling startups, producing films, and driving tech innovations positions him as a leader in the intersection of business, technology, and entertainment.
Yvonne Renee Davis, MS, MA, PC,
President
Yvonne Renée is the President of Save Our Schools for Our Kids and leads spokesperson for the organization.
She is an internationally recognized public affairs, media, crisis strategist, leadership development trainer, professional speaker, and award-winning journalist and foreign policy news analyst.
For 30 years, she led initiatives impacting social and political change for thousands worldwide. Davis has worked in 64 countries, honing her expertise globally, economic, and socio-political issues in the Middle East, Africa, the Caribbean, Central and South Asia, Asia, the Balkans, and Eastern Europe.
From 2001 – to the present, Davis promoted Public Diplomacy for the U.S. Department of State as a guest Lecturer, Trainer, and speaker. She has worked for the Presidential Administration of George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Donald Trump (during COVID).
She was a Commissioner for the Permanent Commission for the Status of Women. She was an appointee of President George W. Bush. She worked with the Bush-43 White House on Africa Trade Aid, Minority and Women Business, & and Education. She led the first Bush-43 White House Briefing on Caribbean Affairs.
Ms. Davis is a foreign policy analyst. She was a columnist for the Huffington Post and The Daily Signal. She was featured on the BBC, Voice of America Persia, and Sirius XM Radio in the Hartford Business Journal, Hartford Courant, Jerusalem Post, Uzbekistan Times, and New York Times.
She was a Pre-doctoral fellow at the University of Connecticut and studied the Mastery of Leadership & Change in Belgium, where she did her residency. She studied Italian at Sorrento Lingua in Italy, Arabic, and French. In 2019, she was the University of Hartford’s Alumni of the Year award from the College of Arts and Sciences, and the President hailed her as the most experienced alum in International Relations. Ms. Davis is an au fait traveler and passionate about intellectual discourse and pursuits.
She serves on the Executive Board of the Connecticut World Affairs Council and the 224. Her love of Community started with the Caribbean community in Hartford in 1989.