Draft:Lisa Garrelts

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Lisa Garrelts (born March 19, 1990) is a German human resources executive, organizational consultant, author, and entrepreneur based in Switzerland.^[1] She is the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of NeuroMynds, an ecosystem and consulting organization focusing on neurodiversity inclusion, human-centered talent acquisition, and corporate culture engineering.^[2]

Garrelts was born in Heidelberg, Germany.^[1] She began her career in human resources management and talent acquisition, working across international corporate environments in life sciences, technology, and executive recruiting.^[2][3]

In 2012, Garrelts relocated to Monaco, subsequently working in the United Kingdom before moving to Switzerland in 2014, where she established permanent residency and worked as a senior recruiter and strategic advisor on organizational development and remote workplace structures.^[1][4]

In October 2025, Garrelts founded NeuroMynds, a Switzerland-based organization providing support frameworks for neurodivergent individuals alongside strategic advisory services for companies seeking to adapt workplace environments for cognitive diversity.^[2][5]

Garrelts has discussed neurodiversity, talent management, and ethical AI in corporate environments across various platforms and industry media, including keynotes and discussions hosted by Women in Digital Switzerland,^[2] Mindstone,^[6] and the University of Lausanne's UCreate program.^[1] She has also appeared on podcasts discussing organizational culture and healthcare innovation, including the *Pinned2Purpose* podcast,^[7] the *Martal Group* podcast,^[3] and the *Rocketing Healthcare* series.^[8]

• Garrelts, Lisa (2024). Why Suddenly Everyone Has ADHD. The Great British Bookshop.^[9]

• Garrelts, Lisa (April 2026). Neurodivergent Support Systems: Hypothesis Proof Study. NeuroMynds R&D.^[10]