Stephanie knows that the problems Louisiana faces didn't happen overnight. By looking into the heart of the matter and getting to the root of the problems, Stephanie believes that she can make a difference for our children, our economy, and especially our future as our strong voice in Baton Rouge.

Her background has been defined by this multi-dimensional approach, in which her love and understanding of business has also connected her with a greater appreciation for health and service. After graduating from the University of Southern Mississippi with the highest honors in business administration, Stephanie worked in healthcare finance for 10 years. Through this experience, she gained the understanding that the numbers tell a story. Today's numbers in our state are highlighted by a large number of Louisianans leaving, insurance rates rising, crime in the large cities soaring, and the economy hanging on at best.

The wife of a native Slidell resident and respected physician who has delivered many babies in the area, Stephanie is running to fight for for those children to have a safe and prosperous Louisiana in which to grow, learn, and build a brighter future for themselves.

Of course, nothing happens in a vacuum; and Stephanie understands that creating and protecting that future cannot be done alone- it takes an entire community. That is why she has spent much of her life collaborating with and leading various organizations that not only enrich her community but also bring people closer together.

She has lived by this philosophy through her work as a Board member for the New Orleans Catholic Foundation, Slidell Friends of the Arts, the Northshore Community Foundation, and an active parishioner of St. Luke the Evangelist Church. She also serves on the Board of the Harbor Center - the St. Tammany epicenter venue for enhancing business, celebrating life, and strengthening community.

Through these activities and more, Stephanie has contributed to the heartbeat of Louisiana - that sense of community that provides courage, strength, and fortitude in the face of life's problems. And by serving as a State Representative, Stephanie intends to enhance this unique essence of her community and defend it in Baton Rouge.

Fast Facts About Stephanie- Resident of Slidell with her husband of 28 years, Greg Berault Proud mother of three children, Reagan 23, Jacob 20, and Joshua 18 Graduate of Leadership St. Tammany Former Chair of the St. Tammany Republican Parish Executive Committee Multiple leadership roles with non-profits in Slidell Pro-Life, Pro-Second Amendment, Constitutional Conservative Republican Community Service- New Orleans Catholic Foundation Board Member, 2014 - 2020 Northshore Chapter of the New Orleans Catholic Foundation Board Member, 2012 - present Northshore Chapter of the New Orleans Catholic Foundation Chair, 2015 - 2016 Northshore Harbor Center Board of Commissioners, July 2015 - present Leadership St. Tammany, 2007 Northshore Community Foundation Board Member, 2007 - 2012 United Way St. Tammany (Leadership Council and Allocation Chair), 2007 - 2011 United Way of Greater New Orleans Health Care Vision Council Member Slidell Memorial Hospital Women's Health Alliance, 2007 - 2012 Slidell Youth Soccer Club Sponsorship/Fundraising Chair, 2008 - 2010 Slidell Friends of the Arts Treasurer, 2011 - present St. Luke Church Finance Committee Member Political Service- St. Tammany Republican Parish Executive Committee, 2004 - 2012 Republican National Convention Delegate, 2016 Republican National Convention Alternate Delegate, 2008 St. Tammany Coalition of Republican Professionals Co-Founder