Carrie Berger
Administrative Manager, National Fluid Power Association
As the Administrative Manager here at NFPA, I wear a lot of different hats around the association. I have been here almost three years and have grown in my position over that time. I coordinate staff events as well as help plan and prepare for many of our meetings and conferences throughout the year. I am continuing to grow in that area as I get more experience. I take care of a lot of administrative work throughout the office as well as accounting and billing and serve as the office manager, being the main point of contact for many of our vendors.
I am the mother of two wonderful young boys who are three and five-years old who bring a lot of joy to my life. I love riding my Harley to clear my head as well as working out at gym and catching up on TV shows in my free time.
Reach me at:
414-259-2023
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