New York, NY (November 26, 2024)…Diana Pan has been named the Chief Digital Officer of UJA-Federation of New York as of November 11, 2024. Ms. Pan will report to UJA CEO Eric S. Goldstein.

“At a time of unprecedented need in the Jewish community – both locally and globally – it’s critical that UJA harnesses the use of data analytics, business intelligence, and technology to drive organizational growth and impact,” said Goldstein. “Diana’s exceptional experience developing best-in-class technological solutions is vital to the future of UJA and we are delighted to welcome her to the team.”  

“I am thrilled to join UJA-Federation and contribute to its mission through technology and digital innovation. I look forward to working with the team to further enhance their strong digital foundation by expanding audience reach, improving operational efficiency, and optimizing the user experience,” said Pan.

The appointment of Pan as Chief Digital Officer reflects UJA-Federation's commitment to a future-forward vision guided by technology and innovation. In her new role, Pan will oversee UJA’s digital strategy, technology, business intelligence, and digital marketing growth. The Information Technology Services, Data and Insights, and Digital Growth departments will report to her.

Since 2015, Pan served as the Chief Technology Officer for The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), where she was responsible for the overall vision, strategy, and architecture of technology solutions supporting the Museum's mission and operations. While at MoMA, she led digital transformation through the deployment of mobile and cloud solutions, the integration of big data technologies, the development of an enterprise-scale cybersecurity program, and most recently, drove the adoption of AI to support MoMA’s vast collection, enhance visitor experiences, and streamline operations. She is also a regular writer and presenter on technology innovation and the intersection of art and technology within the national and international museum community. Prior to MoMA, Pan held various leadership and engineering positions at for-profit companies including Scholastic Inc. and Remedy/BMC Software, Inc. in New York and California. She is currently a visiting Assistant Professor at the Pratt Institute School of Information.  

Pan holds both an MS and a BS from Columbia University School of Engineering and Applied Science.