Andrea Kramer

Andrea Kramer has had a diverse professional career, with experience in various roles and industries.

Andrea started their career in 1998 as a Territory Sales Manager at City Apparel, a women-owned national provider of branded merchandise, uniforms, and corporate apparel. After nine years in that role, they were promoted to the position of President in 2007. As President, they oversaw the management of apparel, uniforms, and branded merchandise programs and implemented employee allowance and pop-up webstore technology.

In 2005, Andrea took on the role of Vice President at both City Uniforms and Linen and City Dry Cleaning. Andrea held these positions until 2016, where they likely had responsibility for overseeing operations and managing the business.

In 2012, they started their own company, Go Grow Strategies, where they served as President. The specific nature of this business is not provided, but it can be assumed that it focused on providing strategic growth and consulting services.

In 2016, Andrea took on a non-profit role as the Dana Scholar Program Chair at The University of Findlay. In this capacity, they led a program that connected business students to real-world experiences and established an executive-in-residence concept on campus.

Most recently, in 2022, Andrea became a Member of Vistage Worldwide, Inc. As a member, they committed herself to elevating their company and community through CEO peer advisory and executive coaching.

Andrea's work experience demonstrates their versatility and experience in various leadership roles, including sales, management, entrepreneurship, and non-profit work.

Andrea Kramer completed their general education at Findlay High School from 1991 to 1993, where they studied Biology, General. Andrea then pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing & Management at Ohio Northern University, graduating in 1997. Andrea furthered their education by obtaining a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Organizational Leadership from The University of Findlay in 1998.