The last milestone for FHI 360's full integration

FHI360 CEO Patrick Fine on the transition to a fully integrated organization Almost three years after AED was absorbed by FHI in one of the most game-changing mergers in international development, most of the integration process has been finalized. So what major task remains to be completed for FHI 360 to become a fully integrated organization? In this video interview, Devex senior reporter Michael Igoe asked Patrick Fine, who just this month was appointed new CEO of FHI 360 after a year serving as chief operating officer. FHI360 CEO Patrick Fine: Building on an existing vision We also learned about Fine’s plans to build on the organization’s existing vision to deliver development goals, rather than try to change its orientation completely. The new CEO, though, does want to see some things change so FHI 360 can better respond to more complex and sophisticated challenges than ever before. Click on the above clips to lean more insights from Fine on the FHI-AED integration process and how he would like the organization to become the world’s top human development NGO. Read more development aid news online, and subscribe to The Development Newswire to receive top international development headlines from the world’s leading donors, news sources and opinion leaders — emailed to you FREE every business day. See more: How to implement a successful iNGo merger FHI 360 chief stepping down after 30 years FHI acquires AED: A conversation with CEOs Albert Siemens and Gregory Niblett