Elisa Anders
About Elisa Anders
Elisa Anders is the Head of Talent Acquisition at Climeworks and a Lecturer at KV Business School Zürich, with extensive experience in talent acquisition and HR consulting.
Current Role at Climeworks
Elisa Anders is currently the Head of Talent Acquisition at Climeworks. She has been in this role since 2022, overseeing the recruitment processes and strategies for the company. Climeworks specializes in innovative direct air capture technology that permanently removes CO2 from the atmosphere, contributing to global climate action.
Lecturer at KV Business School Zürich
Since 2022, Elisa Anders has also been serving as a lecturer at the KV Business School Zürich. In this role, she brings her extensive experience in talent acquisition and human resource management to educate and train future HR professionals in the Zürich und Umgebung area.
Past Experience in Talent Acquisition
Elisa Anders has a robust background in talent acquisition, having held various roles in the field. She worked as a Talent Acquisition Manager at Climeworks in 2022, and previously as Talent Acquisition Lead DE-CH (RPO Account Manager) at Merck Gruppe from 2019 to 2021. She also has experience as a Talent Partner at ABB and as an On-Site Recruiter at Roche.
Previous Roles in HR and Consulting
Elisa has accumulated notable experience in HR and consulting through her roles at Impulse Group - HR Solutions & Services, where she served as both a Senior HR Consultant and Associate Partner. She also worked as an HR Manager at Swiss Life AG via Impulse Group. At Kelly Scientific Resources, she served as both Scientific Consultant and Senior Scientific Consultant.
Educational Background in Zellbiologie and Zell-/Zellularbiologie und Molekularbiologie
Elisa Anders holds a Master of Science (MSc) in Zell-/Zellularbiologie und Molekularbiologie from The University of Bonn, earned from 2003 to 2009. She furthered her studies in Zellbiologie at the University of Zurich, achieving a Diplom in 2010. Early in her career, she worked as a Research Assistant at Universität Bern.