Isha Ambani and Louise Bawden join FIVB Board of Administration

(L-R) Isha Ambani and Louise Bawden | Image source: fivb.com
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The International Volleyball Federation (FIVB) has appointed Isha Ambani and Louise Bawden to its Board of Administration for the 2024–2028 Olympic cycle.

FIVB appointed Ambani and Bawden under FIVB Constitution Article 2.4.1.5, which permits the FIVB President to nominate up to four additional board members across designated categories. This provision is in line with the Federation’s objective of broadening perspectives and enhancing diversity at the executive level.

Isha Ambani joins as the appointed representative for the gender-in-minority category. She is a part of the executive leadership at Reliance Industries and holds several positions including Reliance Retail, where she has led significant growth and major digital and e-commerce initiatives.

Ambani also takes care of the company’s Diversity and Inclusion programme, promoting initiatives that support women in the workplace. Her combination of business leadership and commitment to inclusion and innovation makes her a valuable addition to the FIVB Board.

Louise Bawden, a three-time Olympian and President of the FIVB Athletes’ Commission, was selected by her fellow commission members to join the Board. A dual Olympian in indoor and beach volleyball, Bawden has served on the Athletes’ Commission since 2021 and was elected President in 2024 for a four-year term. Her support for athletes along with her top experience provide critical insight to the Board.

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