Tim Anderson

Tim Anderson has a diverse work experience that spans multiple industries. Tim is currently a Senior Director of Shared Services and Business Process Enablement at Hyzon Motors, a greenfield startup focused on decarbonizing heavy fleet trucking through the use of hydrogen fuel cell powered engines. In this role, Tim leads efforts across shared service functions in a fast-paced and ever-evolving market.

Prior to their current role, Tim was the Global Finance Director for Global Shared Services at UL, where they led global operations and was responsible for standardizing processes, optimizing systems and controls, and elevating collaboration with business unit and regional leadership teams. Tim also served as the Global Finance Manager for Finance Transformation at UL.

Tim also has finance experience at Collegis Education, where they worked as a Finance Manager, serving in a CFO capacity for a digital marketing and ITSS organization within higher education.

Early in their career, Tim worked at UL as a Manager of Strategy & Finance, where they led financial planning and analysis, worked on the development of long-range plans, and conducted due diligence for acquisitions. Tim also had roles as a Lead Auditor, Senior Internal Auditor, Senior Accountant, and Staff Accountant at UL, with responsibilities ranging from auditing engagements to budgeting and planning for IT projects.

Tim began their career as an Auditor at RSM US LLP.

Overall, Tim Anderson has comprehensive experience in finance and business operations, with a focus on process optimization, collaboration, and strategic planning.

Tim Anderson has a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Economics from the Northern Illinois University - College of Business. Tim has also completed the Executive Leadership Program at the Yale School of Management. In addition, they hold an Advanced Diploma in Global Business Services from The Hackett Group and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification from UL. There is no specific information about their education history at DePaul University.