Biography

Dr. Dina Ziadlou is a globally recognized leader in Digital Health Transformation, an award-winning author, speaker, editorial board member, and strategic consultant with over 22 years of distinguished experience in the healthcare industry and academia. Throughout her career, she has championed innovation, leadership, digital transformation, and sustainability across national and international healthcare ecosystems.
As a visionary leader, Dr. Ziadlou has led initiatives spanning strategic planning, policy development, and implementation of impactful digital health, AI-enabled, and Telehealth projects. Her work is rooted in a systems-level perspective that bridges technology and human-centered care, aligning innovation with sustainable healthcare outcomes.
She serves in multiple leadership capacities, including University Professor, Chief Digital Transformation Officer, Board Member, Committee Chair, and Chair of Digital Transformation Leadership, Journal Editorial Board member, advisory board, and peer reviewer, where she empowers business and healthcare stakeholder to navigate and accelerate sustainable digital transformation in a safe and sustainable ecosystem.
In academia, Dr. Ziadlou has intensive experience in higher education to create transformative learning environment and foster the future industries leaders. She has been served in different universities in higher education, including California State University, Sofia University, Westcliff University, Colorado Technical University, and Bryant and Stratton Collage. She has widely published in the domains of digital transformation, healthcare leadership, innovation, and sustainability. She is best known for introducing the Quadruple Change Framework, a pioneering model for leading successful digital transformation in smart healthcare ecosystems through four interconnected dimensions: technical change, organizational change, social change, and global change.