Claire Duke

Claire Duke has extensive work experience in talent acquisition and staffing. Claire currently holds the position of Head of Talent Acquisition for North America at Advanced Accelerator Applications. Prior to that, they worked as a Talent Acquisition Leader for North America at the same company.

Before joining Advanced Accelerator Applications, Claire worked at Novartis for several years. Claire served as a Senior Business Partner for Talent Acquisition and Staffing, where they led talent acquisition for cross-divisional US commercial clients. Claire also held the role of Associate Director for Staffing, where they focused on talent acquisition for the fast-paced Oncology Business Unit and led complex senior-level searches. Additionally, Claire served as the Global Staffing Head and Manager for Clinical Development and Medical Affairs at Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp, where they developed workforce plans and managed the selection process for the Neuroscience and Ophthalmics Global Development Franchise.

Earlier in their career, Claire worked as a Senior Staffing Consultant at Merck & Co., Inc., where they provided staffing services to various units within the company's research and clinical operations divisions.

Overall, Claire Duke's work experience demonstrates their expertise in talent acquisition and staffing, particularly in the pharmaceutical industry.

Claire Duke, MA is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Global Leadership with a focus on Organizational Leadership at the Indiana Institute of Technology. Claire has also completed an Executive Education program in Managing and Motivating Talent at The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. Prior to that, they earned a Master of Arts degree in Industrial & Organizational Psychology with a concentration in Human Resources Management from Touro University Worldwide. Claire Duke holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Rutgers University. In addition, they have received certification as a trainer in Behavioral Interviewing and Targeted Selection from Development Dimensions International (DDI).