Diane S. Glover is an American tech entrepreneur and conservative donor who serves as the Chairwoman of the Board of Directors for Project Veritas, a nonprofit organization dedicated to undercover investigative journalism targeting perceived corruption and bias in government, media, and corporations. Appointed to this role, she has been instrumental in guiding the organization's strategic direction amid various legal and public controversies surrounding its operations. Her professional background in technology underscores her entrepreneurial ventures, though specific companies or innovations she has led are not widely detailed in public records. As a philanthropist, she has directed financial support toward conservative causes, aligning with networks that promote right-wing ideologies and transparency initiatives. Her involvement with Project Veritas positions her within broader influence networks of conservative donors and activists, contributing to efforts that challenge mainstream narratives. Personal details about Glover's early life, education, and family remain largely private, reflecting her preference for a low public profile outside her professional roles. Her tenure at Project Veritas has drawn attention due to the organization's high-profile stings and lawsuits, including criticisms from media watchdogs and legal challenges from those targeted by its investigations.