Last Thursday, the association’s members voted to elect six new board members for a 12-month term, following constitutional changes introducing mandated gender and geographical representation.
From a pool of nine nominees, the association’s members appointed HyperBank CEO David Ball to represent Queensland, Tyro marketing director Natalie Dinsdale and AgriDigital co-founder Emma Weston to represent NSW, Proviso CEO Luke Howes to represent South Australia and Alan Tsen, CEO of The Week in Bitcoin and Airwallex COO Lucy Liu to represent Victoria.
Current board member and CrowdfundUP founder Jack Quigley will continue to represent Western Australia on the board, as will MoneyPlace founder Stuart Stoyan, who represents Victoria.
FinTech Australia chair Simon Cant was re-elected unopposed and will continue his position as a director in addition to being the managing director of Reinventure Group.
“We have undergone some important constitutional changes, to promote representation from states right across Australia and also to guarantee that at least 30 per cent of board members are women,” Mr Cant said.
“We are very happy we have reached this gender diversity target with our new board and that nearly half of the nominees were women.”
Mr Cant also thanked outgoing board members Alex Scandurra of Stone & Chalk, Charlotte Petris of Timelio and Nicholas Motteram of On-Market BookBuilds.
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