“Squash NSW, the governing body for squash in New South Wales, Australia, has made a significant move by appointing Tessa Berger as its new Chief Executive Officer. This decision comes as part of the organization’s ongoing efforts to revitalize and grow the sport within the region.
Before joining Squash NSW, Tessa Berger had an illustrious career that spanned various sectors, including sports, entrepreneurship, and politics.
Her appointment is seen as a strategic move, leveraging her diverse background and leadership skills to spearhead a resurgence in the popularity and participation of squash in the state.”
“Tessa Berger is New Zealand’s young powerhouse. Tessa is a football champ, a passionate environmentalist, and an upstanding politician. Join us as she shares her journey to becoming a respected community advocate. ”
“You’ll want to showcase what makes you unique as a footballer. Whether you’re a central midfielder that can distribute with a high completion rate, a centre-back with a high football IQ that reads the game well, or a technically astute striker that’s creative on the ball, you need to highlight what sets you apart from other recruits,” says Berger.”
“Crimson Education’s Director of Athletics and former D1 athlete, Tessa, discusses the wide-ranging impact of the recent ‘Name, Image, Likeness’ policy that allows student-athletes to profit from their brand during college.”
“In this episode, Brandon and Tessa discuss the many challenges faced by aspiring professional athletes of today. Tessa gives listeners insight into her own path for success and shares tips that may help other young athletes achieve their goals.”
“The day I wrote this, I remember waking up and feeling the fear that I’d carried surrounding being open publicly about my sexuality just fall away. Putting this part of my life out into the world is undoubtedly the most vulnerable I’ve ever felt, but it’s such a gift to know that in doing so, I’m becoming the gay representation that I didn’t see when I was younger. I can only hope that in some way, sharing my truth helps make space for others to live authentically.”
