Sharon Berger, Esq., CCM, ENV SP
VICE PRESIDENT AND PROJECT EXECUTIVE, CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
LOCATION: NEW YORK, N.Y.
Sharon Berger, Esq., CCM, ENV SP
VICE PRESIDENT AND PROJECT EXECUTIVE, CONSTRUCTION SERVICES
LOCATION: NEW YORK, N.Y.
“Addressing my clients with confidence and understanding is essential. I come prepared for meetings, present myself as a resource, and demonstrate that we are a valuable asset to their success.”
Construction professional. Vice president. Wife. Mother. Rugby player. Attorney. Sharon Berger holds many titles, and she’s determined to excel in each role. Whether she’s working to secure a New York City School Construction Authority contract, planning her son’s second birthday party, or taking night classes to earn a law degree while working full time, she brings her very best and is driven to succeed.
We asked Sharon a few questions to get to know her and her story:
What personality trait do you most attribute your professional success to and why?
My ability to listen and quickly adapt to each of my clients’ unique needs has allowed me to easily connect with and solve their challenges. Developing trust from the start has made even the shortest working relationships feel as though they were established years ago. Addressing my clients with confidence and understanding is one way to build that foundation; I come prepared for meetings, present myself as a resource, and demonstrate that we are a valuable asset to their success.
What’s a mistake you made early on in your career, and what did you learn from it?
I didn’t get my Professional Engineer license at the earliest possible time after graduating from Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute with my bachelor’s degree, and now that I’ve grown in my career and have a family, it’s difficult to find time to study. My recommendation to others is that they get licensed as soon as possible.
If you could write a book about your life, what would the title be and why?
I’ve played rugby for about 24 years, and so the title of my book would be, “From the Pitch to the Office” – the pitch being the rugby field. It would focus on the skills and lessons I’ve learned from my favorite team sport and how they translate to my career in construction (sans the tackling!).
What’s one thing most people don’t know about you?

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