Sunita Gloster becomes chair of Diversity Council Australia

By AdNews | 27 June 2024
 
CMO Growth Agenda leader Sunita Gloster

Advertising industry leader Sunita Gloster is the new chair of the board of directors at the Diversity Council Australia (DCA), an independent body leading diversity and inclusion (D&I) in the workplace.

She joined the not-for-profit’s board as a director in May and was appointed as chair following an annual general meeting (AGM).

Gloster, a former a former CEO of the AANA and an advocate for gender equality, replaces Ming Long.

CEO Lisa Annese welcomed Gloster, who brings more than 30 years of experience in professional services across media, marketing, technology, and sustainability to the role.

“I am thrilled to be working with Sunita and look forward to her contribution as the new chair of DCA,” Annese said.

“Sunita’s strong commercial acumen and proven track record of delivering impactful results across a range of industries will be of great benefit to DCA.

"Her dedication to the positive outcomes of diversity aligns perfectly with DCA’s mission to foster inclusive and equitable Australian workplaces.”

Gloster said she was deeply honoured to be appointed as chair.

“This is a critical time for the work of DCA, and I look forward to working with the board and supporting Lisa and her team to enable our members to deliver more diverse, inclusive and equitable workplaces," Gloster said.

“I’d like to welcome our new directors whose perspectives will be invaluable as we shape the next phase of growth and impact."

Gloster was last year appointed a Member of the Order of Australia (AM) for “significant service to the media and marketing industry, and to gender equality”.

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