Daser David has been appointed the new President and Chief Executive Officer of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI) with a distinguished career that bridges technology, policy, and strategic leadership. His appointment marks a for DBI as it continues to advance its mission of fostering digital innovation and inclusion.
His professional journey is a receipt of his diverse expertise and commitment to the tech sector. As the Founder and CEO of nHub, he cultivated a thriving environment for startups, driving growth and innovation within the technology ecosystem. His leadership at nHub, particularly in his role as Director of Startup Growth & Public Policy, showcased his ability to navigate the complexities of public policy to support and scale emerging tech ventures.
His influence extends into public governance, where he has played pivotal roles in various committees and agencies. As Director General of the Plateau State ICT Development Agency, David spearheaded initiatives to enhance the state’s ICT infrastructure and policies, promoting digital transformation and technological adoption. His contributions to the Plateau State ICT Policy Committee further underscore his dedication to integrating technology into public sector advancements.
David’s expertise is also recognized at the national level. Serving as a Member of the Council on the Presidential Advisory Council on Technology & Creativity, he has provided strategic insights that bridge the gap between technological innovation and national development goals. His role as Lead Consultant for GIZ Nigeria SEDIN highlighted his ability to align international development objectives with local technological initiatives, fostering sustainable digital growth.
In addition to his consultancy work, David has held positions in both the public and private sectors. As an IT Consultant for the Nigerian Air Force, he applied his technical skills to enhance operational efficiencies and security. His tenure as System Analyst and Programmer at Frendtool Technologies Ltd. demonstrated his hands-on expertise in developing and implementing robust IT solutions.
David’s involvement in various membership committees, including the Plateau State World Bank NG-CARES Steering Committee and the Plateau State Open Government Partnership, has enabled him to collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders. These roles have equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the multifaceted challenges and opportunities within the public sector, particularly in leveraging technology for development.
