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Charlotte Bergmann

Charlotte  Bergmann
Candidate for US Representative, District 9 shelby, TN 2024-08-01

Political Campaigns

Unsuccessful candidate for US Representative, Tennessee District 9 in the Republican primary in 2012

Unsuccessful candidate for US Representative, Tennessee District 9 in the general election in 2014 (she was unopposed in the Republican primary

Unsuccessful candidate for US Representative, Tennessee District 9 in the general election in 2018 (she was unopposed in the Republican primary

Unsuccessful candidate for US Representative, Tennessee District 9 in the general election in 2020 (she was unopposed in the Republican primary

Unsuccessful candidate for US Representative, Tennessee District 9 in the general election in 2022 (she won the Republican primary)

Education

Christian Brothers University - Bachelor's degree, Information Technology (1989 - 1996)

Employment

FedEx - Sr. Analyst/Project Manager (Mar 1990 - Sep 2000)

Manpower Professional/IP - Project Manager Consultant (Nov 2004 - May 2005 · 7 mos)

First Tennessee Bank - Project Manager (Jan 2006 - May 2006 · 5 mos)

Inclusive Marketing Consulting, LLC - VP, Strategic Planning & IT (Oct 2007 - Mar 2009 · 1 yr 6 mos)

Angelic Visits - Partner (Sep 2012 - Present · 11 yrs 11 mos) (unconfirmed - this business is listed at a residential address and very little information is available about it or Charlotte Bergman's connection to it on the web)

Personal Statement

Charlotte is a native Memphian, growing up in a Christian household of ten children under the guidance of her parents. Her father was a Baptist minister who instilled in his children the true blessings of scripture.

Ms. Bergmann was the first in her family to receive a higher level college education. She graduated locally from State Technical Institute of Memphis (STIM) in 1986. Charlotte served as president of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society in 1985-86. She graduated from Christian Brothers University in 1992 with a BS, Technology degree. Afterwards, she earned the prestigious, FedEx Sponsored Certification of Information System Management (CISM) degree in 1996. Post graduation she was employed at FedEx as an Information Technology Project Manager.

After her long tenure with FDX, Charlotte became self-employed which allowed her to spend time on Capitol Hill in Washington DC as a member of the RNC's President Club under President George W. Bush. She learned how our government works and became interested in politics with a desire to make real changes.

In 2018, Charlotte was awarded the Statesmen of the Year Award from the State Republican Party. She was then elected to the Tennessee State Executive Committee for TN District 33.

Since 2010 Ms. Bergmann has also been a Radio and TV Commentator on Informed Sources both on local TV Channel 3 news and KWAM 990 AM radio.

In July of 2019, Charlotte released her new book, The Last Trumpet, describing how we are in a Battle for America, and that we need to debunk the lies and miss-truths of the Left and that we must think for ourselves. This is especially true to gain independence and to be set free from the cycle of dependency.

Ms. Bergmann has since been on speaking tours and presented at prestigious assemblies of the Rotary Club, and Kiwanis of TN to name only a few. She has held positions as TN VP of Kiwanis and is active in SCRWC (Shelby County Republican Woman's Club).

Charlotte is a strong Christian woman with strong convictions. She is a fighter, and is willing to answer the call to fight for those fellow, hardworking citizens whose voices have been drowned out by liberal policies. They are truly deserving of so much more.

Charlotte Bergmann is a proud supporter of the America First philosophy and wants to continue the fight to Keep American Great, especially in her hometown city of Memphis, Tennessee.

Links

https://www.linkedin.com/in/charlottebergmannpmp/

Campaign Website

X.com

https://ballotpedia.org/Charlotte_Bergmann

Charlotte Bergmann sued the county election commission (and lost) after a previous failed campaign

Charlotte Bergmann protested against COVID vaccine mandates