ANSI announced appointment of Ed Anderson as chief digital officer effective February 23. Anderson will be responsible for digital governance, enterprise architecture, infrastructure, and technology capabilities for mission and long-term growth strategy. He will manage strategic planning and direct responsibility for enterprise systems, cybersecurity, digital innovation, and IT operations leadership.
Anderson integrates digital governance, enterprise architecture, infrastructure, and technology capabilities with organizational mission and long-term growth strategy. He brings extensive experience managing multinational companies across information management, technology strategy, business process reengineering, and change management.
Most recently, Anderson was the chief administrative officer and chief financial officer of Habitat for Humanity International. Anderson transformed IT and financial planning processes in 70 countries, handling $2.4 billion operational size effectively.
Previously, he worked as chief information officer and director at International Monetary Fund. He modernized human resources, knowledge management, collaboration tools, economic data systems, and capacity development platforms globally.
Global Transformation Experience
Anderson served at World Vision International, leading approximately 1,000 employees developing global technology solutions. He also worked as a Presidential Appointee with U.S. Peace Corps, leading transformation initiatives across 74 countries successfully.
“On behalf of ANSI’s staff and board of directors, we are delighted to welcome Ed to ANSI. His extensive expertise in digital transformation and technology leadership will be invaluable as we advance our mission and expand our impact,” said Dr. Laurie E. Locascio, ANSI president and CEO. “Ed joins us at a pivotal time when digital innovation is reshaping how standards are developed and delivered and ANSI must continue to lead the way in modernizing the U.S. standards ecosystem to drive economic competitiveness and technological advancement.”
“I’m thrilled to join ANSI and contribute to an organization that plays such a vital role in supporting American innovation and global competitiveness,” said Anderson. “Having led digital transformations at international organizations like the IMF and Habitat for Humanity, I understand the power of technology to enhance mission impact. I look forward to working with the talented ANSI team to modernize our digital infrastructure and create innovative solutions that better serve our members, stakeholders, and the broader standards community.”
Transition Leadership
Anderson joins ANSI as Mike Petosa prepares to retire after two decades of technology department leadership. Petosa remains through March 31 in strategic advisory role ensuring smooth transition continuity. Petosa’s 21 years of leadership guided ANSI through major organizational growth, technological modernization, and institutional change successfully.
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