Rachel Bere
About Rachel Bere
Rachel Bere is a Human Resources Coordinator with experience in managing HRIS systems and a background in event management. She has worked at the YMCA of Greater Boston for eight years in various roles and currently serves as the Head Softball Coach at Fisher College.
Current Role at ConforMIS
Rachel Bere serves as the Human Resources Coordinator at ConforMIS, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she operates in a hybrid work environment based in Wilmington, Massachusetts. Her responsibilities include managing HRIS systems, which are essential for optimizing human resources operations within the organization.
Experience at YMCA of Greater Boston
Rachel Bere has extensive experience with the YMCA of Greater Boston, where she worked in various roles from 2011 to 2021. She served as a Site Coordinator for a Before and After School Program for eight years in Dedham, MA. Following this, she took on the role of Program Administrator for two years in West Roxbury, MA, and briefly worked as a Double Site Program Administrator for eight months.
Coaching at Fisher College
Since 2021, Rachel Bere has been the Head Softball Coach at Fisher College. In this capacity, she applies her sports management knowledge and leadership skills to develop and guide the softball program, contributing to the athletic development of student-athletes.
Educational Background
Rachel Bere earned her Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management from Regis College, where she studied from 2007 to 2011. Prior to that, she completed her high school education at Fontbonne Academy from 2003 to 2007. Her academic background supports her expertise in sports and human resources.
Skills and Expertise
Rachel Bere possesses strong skills in volunteer management, reflecting her commitment to community involvement and leadership. Additionally, she has a background in event management, which demonstrates her ability to organize and execute successful events. Her experience in the medical device field provides her with insights into working within a highly regulated industry.