Kinetic IT appoints Inese Kingsmill as new Board Director

Kinetic IT has appointed Inese Kingsmill as an independent Non-Executive Director and Chair of its People and Remuneration Committee.

Inese Kingsmill brings over 25 years of experience to Kinetic IT, having held executive leadership roles at Microsoft, Telstra, and Virgin Australia, as well as non-executive positions in ASX-listed companies. Her appointment became effective on 1 November 2024.

Currently, Kingsmill is the Chair of HiPages and Sonder, and she holds non-executive director roles on the boards of Retail Employees Superannuation (REST) and NobleOak Life Limited. Her experience in digital transformation, strategy, and customer innovation is expected to benefit Kinetic IT significantly.

Kinetic IT CEO Michael North stated, "Inese's extensive experience in leading transformational change and innovation in global organisations is an exceptional asset for Kinetic IT. We are excited to welcome her to our Board and look forward to Inese's contributions in shaping our company's strategic growth ambitions and customer experience capabilities."

Kingsmill's history of leading digital transformations, business model restructuring, and customer-centric strategies aligns with Kinetic IT's objectives to empower Australian organisations through technological advancements.

"I am thrilled to join Kinetic IT at such an exciting time in its growth journey," said Inese Kingsmill. "I look forward to working closely with the leadership team to shape Kinetic IT's customer-centric strategy that supports the organisation's ambitious transformation goals."

Sarah Adam-Gedge, Chair of Kinetic IT, remarked, "Inese's appointment is a significant addition to our board. Her track record in leading transformational growth and her passion for innovation will strengthen our strategic direction as we continue to scale and evolve. We are excited to have her expertise in shaping Kinetic IT's future."

Kinetic IT anticipates Kingsmill's contributions to be instrumental as the organisation adapts and grows within the evolving technology sector.