With the onset of the pandemic, many challenges were brought to light. With challenges, beautiful opportunities also arise. David Bergeron, Chief Operations Officer of EverybodyFights, reflects, “We have spent a year rebuilding after Covid and we are excited to do more as we continue to grow. Stay optimistic no matter what the situation is.” Leaning heavily on community, Bergeron understands the importance of having a place that feels like home. “We’re not at our best without our community.”
Utilizing his skills to help others grow and succeed, Bergeron says “I’m so lucky to be doing work that I love and that continues to inspire me: The positive attitudes of the EverybodyFights community, the individual joy and growth I see, the personal relationships that are built.” With a tenacity for helping others and a passion for making a difference in other’s lives, Bergeron offers advice to his younger self. “The meaning of life is to find your gift. The purpose of life is to give it away,” he wisely advises.
Continuously offering support to those around him, Bergeron explains, “We want to have a safe and enjoyable place where people can workout and build community at the same time. You can feel the support that our team creates for people, including giving back to causes important to us.” The EverybodyFights family chooses what organization or individual to give back to, based on needs or matters close to the heart.
Recognizing his EverybodyFights family, Bergeron says simply, “I have nothing but gratitude, love, and respect for each of you, and endless love to my family, Lindsay and Hunter.”
Having recently been named Best Gym by Boston Common Magazine, Bergeron is excited to announce expansion and new clubs coming in 2023.
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