Dianne Dain is an accomplished innovation and leadership specialist with extensive experience in building sustainable technology and partnership ecosystems for a better world. She is a thought leader on women, sustainable tech, and social innovations and was part of the founding team that created the UN Technology Innovation Labs (UNTIL). Additionally, she is the Lead for the UN Reboot Accelerator and a member of the WHO Innovation core leadership. Dianne's focus is on finding sustainable and scalable innovations, solutions, and methods for recovery to build a better world post-Covid. She has completed a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Canberra, studied Certification for Non-Profit Management at Columbia Business School, and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from Brigham Young University.

Dianne has participated in several organizations in various capacities, including Innovation Consultant at World Health Organization, Advisory Board Member and Chair of the Global Innovation Fund at World Humanitarian Forum, Strategic Advisor at COP26 Strategic Advisory, Honorary Professor at Glasgow Caledonian University, President at ARTHUR AND CATHERINE SINGERFOUNDATION, Senior Researcher at Leaders on Purpose, UN Reboot Accelerator, Lead at the United Nations, Global Partnerships, UN Office of ICT at United Nations Technology Innovation Labs, USA Executive Director at Inspirity Pte Ltd, Executive Director Of Operations, a Grameen Social Business at The Poverty Museum, National President at American Mothers, Inc., President at The Project Give Foundation, and Executive Director at White Wings + Silver Strings.