Diane Jones Lowrey(she/her)
Diane Jones Lowrey is a global brand marketing and social impact leader with extensive experience guiding the operations of global marketing organizations, building global brands, and forging meaningful partnerships to accelerate growth and impact. Diane is currently the Head of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids thrive in a world of media and technology. Before Common Sense, Diane held several roles at Levi Strauss & Company, leading global marketing operations for the Levi’s brand. She led diversity marketing, which
Diane Jones Lowrey is a global brand marketing and social impact leader with extensive experience guiding the operations of global marketing organizations, building global brands, and forging meaningful partnerships to accelerate growth and impact. Diane is currently the Head of Diversity Equity and Inclusion at Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping kids thrive in a world of media and technology. Before Common Sense, Diane held several roles at Levi Strauss & Company, leading global marketing operations for the Levi’s brand. She led diversity marketing, which included Latino marketing for the US and Latin America. Diane led the marketing for Dockers, Dockers for Women, and Slates brands for LS&Co. Diane was also the marketing lead for the team that launched Levi Strauss Signature, the first new global brand from Levi’s designed for the value channel. Prior to Levi’s, Diane worked in advertising at DDB Needham and Carol H. Williams Advertising.
Diane’s community and volunteer service focuses on equity, education, and the arts. She has served as a Trustee of the French American International School in San Francisco, Alonzo King Lines Ballet Board Member, and Communications Chair for the Mount Holyoke Alumnae Association. Diane attended Mount Holyoke College and the University of Michigan Graduate School of Business Administration.
The San Francisco League of Women Voters recognized Diane for her leadership by receiving the Women Who Could Be President Award. She also won a Cannes Lion Award for outstanding public service advertising. In honor of her community service, Diane was appointed to the board of the California First Lady’s Conference on Women by Maria Shriver.
Diane lives in San Francisco with her husband and has an adult daughter who will soon finish law school. Diane enjoys exploring the city, discovering new restaurants, international travel, cooking, and engaging with different cultures. A devoted Francophile, Diane frequently travels to France while continuing to struggle through French language classes.