Monique Myers - Business in the Community

Monique Myers

Monique Myers

Director of Employee Equality, Inclusion and Wellbeing, University of Birmingham

About Monique Myers


Monique Myers (MCIPD) is a senior people and culture leader specialising in employee diversity, inclusion, and organisational wellbeing. With over 15 years’ experience across higher education, policing, and strategic resourcing, she is recognised for driving systemic change, building inclusive cultures, and delivering people strategies that create measurable impact.

Monique is currently Director of Employee Equality, Inclusion and Wellbeing at the University of Birmingham, where she leads a multidisciplinary team. Her work includes implementing positive‑action initiatives and development programmes, establishing institution‑wide reasonable adjustment frameworks and embedding data‑driven approaches to track progress and influence executive decision‑making.

Monique has served on Business in the Community’s West Midlands Leadership board since December 2025. On joining the board, Monique shared:

I am joining the West Midlands Board to help strengthen the link between responsible business, social inclusion, and meaningful community impact. My work in EDI and wellbeing has been driven by a commitment to removing barriers, amplifying underrepresented voices, and creating environments where people can thrive. BITC’s mission aligns closely with my values and professional focus. I bring experience in inclusive leadership, organisational culture change, and workforce development, alongside a strong belief that collaboration between education, business, and communities is essential for lasting progress. I look forward to contributing my perspective to support BITC’s ambition to build a more equitable and socially responsible society.

West Midlands Leadership Board Member

Each of Business in the Community’s regions are led by groups of senior executives who provide strategic guidance and support us in achieving our social and environmental objectives, nationally and locally. By joining a regional leadership board, senior professionals can influence the local debate, shape the agenda for action and work with other leaders to identify the unique ways in which business can help innovate and create more sustainable livelihoods and prosperous communities across the region.