As the Managing Director for the Inclusive Innovation Initiative at Johns Hopkins, Adler Archer leads a collaborative effort aimed at addressing social determinants of health by leveraging the innovative capabilities of STEM disciplines. His role is pivotal in building partnerships between academia, community organizations, and other vital stakeholders, thereby catalyzing solutions that substantially impact public health challenges. Additionally, Mr. Archer serves as the founding director of the Office of Strategy Management at the Johns Hopkins University Whiting School of Engineering. The office is instrumental in shaping the school's strategic direction through developing and managing a comprehensive strategic planning framework, overseeing performance monitoring systems, and spearheading significant strategic initiatives. Mr. Archer's academic endeavors also include conducting research and teaching in the fields of digital health innovation, business leadership, human values, and regulatory science, with faculty appointments in the Schools of Medicine and Business.

 

 

With over two decades of experience, his career is marked by a demonstrated commitment to leadership across a diverse array of sectors, including the U.S. military, government agencies, Fortune 100 aerospace companies, prestigious universities, and startups. Beyond his professional endeavors, Adler is deeply committed to creating a positive societal impact, advocating for military veterans and the LGBTQ+ community through his work and initiatives. Mr. Archer holds a Doctorate degree from New York Law School, a Master of Science in Biomedical Informatics and Data Science from Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, a Master of Science in Mindfulness Neuroscience from King’s College London, and a Master of Professional Studies in Organizational Communications from the University of Denver.