16 October 2024

Subhalaxmi Panda

Subhalaxmi is a seasoned HR professional with over 12 years of diverse experience in the corporate, NGO and environmental sectors. Her career spans both operational and strategic HR roles, and she has thrived in both start-up and large corporate environments. She holds a degree in Business Management from the Maastricht School of Management, and her global outlook is further enriched by her background in India and current base in Berlin.

Fluent in English, German and Hindi, she brings a multicultural perspective to her work. She is deeply passionate about creating inclusive work environments, where every individual feels welcome and supported. Her commitment to building positive workplace cultures aligns with her broader focus on social change, sustainability, and climate justice.

In her role as an HR professional, she has been instrumental in supporting climate advocates by ensuring they have the tools, resources, and workplace culture they need to focus on their mission of driving environmental and social change. She excels at developing and implementing effective strategies, fostering a positive work culture, and empowering team members.

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