Charlotte Stahlschmidt

Charlotte Stahlschmidt has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and positions. Charlotte began their career as a Trainee Lawyer at Advokatfirmaet Højer-Madsen og Boye. Charlotte then worked as a Legal Consultant at the Ministry of Finance of Denmark before becoming the Head of Salary and Personnel Office at the same ministry. After that, they worked as a Lawyer/Barrister specializing in employment and labor law at Advokaterne Kongevej 64. Subsequently, they joined Sygehus Sønderjylland, where they held several roles including Lawyer and Consultant, Team Manager, Senior Consultant and Team Manager, and Head of HR.

In 2013, Stahlschmidt joined BHJ as an HR Director and later became the HR & Communications Director. Charlotte also served as the HR Director & Company Secretary. Charlotte managed HR and Legal functions at BHJ A/S, a company with two business areas operating in over 60 countries.

Currently, Stahlschmidt is an Advisory Board Member at the Center for verdensmål, an experiential learning center focusing on sustainable societies.

In addition to their professional roles, Stahlschmidt has also served as a Board Member at Gludan Gruppen and worked as an External Teacher in law at CELF.

Overall, Charlotte Stahlschmidt has gained extensive experience in HR, legal, and management roles throughout their career.

Charlotte Stahlschmidt completed a Master's Degree in Cand. Jur. at Aarhus University from 1989 to 1995. Charlotte then pursued a Diploma in leadership in Business Administration and Management, General at University College Lillebælt from 2012 to 2014. In 2005, they received training in Mediation from Djøf. Additionally, they studied EU law at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven from 1993 to 1994. In terms of certifications, Charlotte obtained a General intelligence assessment (GIA) certification from Thomas International in 2020 and a DISK (PPA) certification in 2013. Charlotte has a future plan of attending INSEAD in 2023, but no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.