Daniel Messer

Daniel Messer is the Chief Digital and Information Technology Transformation Officer (CDxO) at FHI 360, a position he assumed in July 2024.34 With over 25 years of experience in leading technical innovations and implementing digital health systems, Messer brings a wealth of expertise to his role at FHI 360.1

Professional Background

Prior to joining FHI 360, Messer served as the vice president and chief information officer at Population Services International (PSI) for 12 years, where he led digital and IT transformation efforts.14 His career also includes directing information systems for the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), where he worked on electronic medical records solutions.1

Achievements and Contributions

Messer co-founded and chaired the NonProfit Organizations Knowledge Initiative (NPOKI), which aimed to help international nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) achieve greater, more measurable impact through knowledge tools and strategies.1

Education

Daniel Messer holds a master's degree from Freie Universität Berlin.12

Role at FHI 360

As the CDxO at FHI 360, Messer's primary responsibility is to align digital and information technology strategy and operations with the organization's mission.1 This newly created position highlights FHI 360's commitment to leveraging technology for greater impact in their global health and development work.35

Messer's extensive experience in digital health systems and IT transformation makes him well-suited to drive technological innovation at FHI 360, supporting the organization's goal of improving lives in lasting ways.