Matthias Meyer

Matthias Meyer holds a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from Middlesex University and a Master of Public Health (MPH) from University of Bielefeld. He currently serves as a Lecturer and Co-head of the BSc Health Promotion and Prevention program at ZHAW School of Health Sciences. His career spans roles in public administration, nonprofit organizations, and academia, with specific expertise in digital transformation, organizational change, and public health policy.

• Lecturer at Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW)
• Co-head of BSc Health Promotion and Prevention
• Former Head of Degree Programme at FHNW
• Former Head of Health Department in Canton of Zug
• Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) from Middlesex University
• Master of Public Health (MPH) from University of Bielefeld

His research bridges public health and organizational theory, focusing on knowledge transfer between academia and practice, digital transformation strategies in public/nonprofit sectors, and health policy implementation. Recent publications examine setting-based approaches in digital transformation, workplace mental health, and tobacco prevention segmentation.

He received the Best Practice Based Abstract award from Public Health Schweiz in 2010. His work appears in Springer publications, Nomos editions, and Seismo policy dictionaries. He actively consults on organizational development through his firm matthiasmeyer.ch.

• Advocate for research-practice integration
• Consultant on digital transformation in public sectors
• Author of 'Die smarte Verwaltung aktiv gestalten'
• Expert in systemic organizational change
• Critic of democratic majority/minority human rights conflicts