Dianne Regan is recognized as one of Australia's premier vocal coaches, with a track record of remarkable success in the industry. With a keen eye for discovering talent and a gift for nurturing it, she has been instrumental in the careers of numerous successful artists, including DJ Jazzy, Fletch Pillion (Winner of Australia’s Got Talent), Amali Diamond (Top 5 of Australian Idol), Tarasai Vushe (Top 5 of Australian Idol), and Vlado Saric (Top 5 X Factor), among others.

An ARIA-nominated artist herself, Dianne is also a highly accomplished music producer, songwriter, creative film and television director, talent manager, theatrical producer, social media manager, and content creator. Specializing in artist development, she has played a vital role in preparing artists for major platforms like X-Factor, Australia’s Got Talent, The Voice, and Australian Idol.

Dianne’s innovative approach to creating and presenting artists has led to the creation of many high-profile acts, showcasing her genius for crafting concepts that resonate. She is deeply passionate about mentoring young talent, consistently finding new ways to provide platforms for emerging artists to launch successful careers. Her expertise was further recognized when she served as a judge on Channel Seven's "All Together Now" alongside Ronan Keating.

With over 30 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Dianne is a leader in artist development in Australia. Her experience spans television, film, music video production, recording and licensing deals, and music management, all supported by her exceptional producing and songwriting abilities.

Dianne is also the creative force behind "The Star Girls," a hit pop group for kids, which became the first Australian act to sign with Zomba Records, the label behind global icons like Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, and Justin Timberlake. The Star Girls were one of Australia’s most successful touring acts, performing over 350 shows annually for a decade, both in Australia and the USA. Under Dianne's guidance, The Star Girls released three albums, achieved a #1 video on Video Hits, and were nominated for three ARIA awards. The group also had a television show on Nickelodeon Australia and signed with MTV Network in the US for a fully animated series that Dianne created and co-produced.

Beyond music, Dianne has directed and produced a series of high-quality children's musicals since 2005, including "The Wizard of Oz," "Grease," "Alice in Wonderland," and "Annie Jr.," all of which have played to sold-out audiences across Sydney. Currently, Dianne is one of the producers of Boogie Fever The Musical, which will be performed in Sydney in 2025.

Dianne’s philosophy is clear: “The artist is nothing without the gift, but the gift is nothing without work.” She firmly believes that “Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. Your attitude determines how well you do it.”