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. A former New Zealand Football international, Berger is perhaps best known for founding Crimson Athletics, a global admissions consultancy that has helped thousands of students secure places as collegiate athletes at some of America’s most prestigious universities. Her decade-long dedication to non-profit work and a notable tenure in New Zealand politics underscore a deep commitment to community and leadership.
Berger’s vision for Squash NSW involves collaboration and innovation to build on the organization’s rich history and promote the sport across New South Wales. 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.
The Squash NSW community and its president have expressed enthusiasm for Berger’s leadership, anticipating her experience and drive will significantly contribute to the sport’s growth and success in the region.
