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Westpac appoints Kate Dee as chief people officer

She has been the chief people officer of Bupa Asia Pacific since 2018.

Westpac has named Kate Dee as its Chief People Officer.

Dee is currently chief people officer at Bupa Asia Pacific. She will assume her role with Westpac later in 2025 and will report directly to CEO Anthony Miller.

Dee will be in charge of steering the people and culture teams in Westpac, which has 35,000 employees.

Kate Dee has been Chief People Officer at Bupa Asia Pacific since 2018. Prior to this, she was general manager, Talent at NAB; and Executive Director, Global Organisation and Leadership Development at Time Warner, based in London.

Dee is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) in the United Kingdom and holds degrees in Psychology and German from Victoria University.

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