Anke Hoffmann has a degree in business administration and studied business administration with a focus on marketing and human resources management. In 1994, Anke Hoffmann received an award from the magazine “Capital” for her thesis “Women in Management”. Initially starting out in management positions in the banking sector, she began her career at the age of 29 as a senior consultant in executive search at the consulting firm Kienbaum. In 2005, Ms. Hoffmann was appointed partner and from 2006 to 2014 she was the managing director for Berlin and the new federal states and then the managing partner of DEININGER Unternehmensberatung GmbH. In 2010, Handelsblatt named Ms. Anke Hoffmann one of the top 100 women in German business. Ms. Anke Hoffmann is committed to the German Sports Aid Foundation as a member of the board of trustees, as a member of the executive committee of the German Olympic Society Berlin, in the VBKI sports committee, particularly in the promotion of athletes at the Berlin Olympic Training Center and in the Rotary Club Berlin-Brandenburg Gate. She is also a supporter of FidAR eV (Women on Supervisory Boards) and is a member of this organization.