Which is a good thing because before I was a professional organizer, I worked in marketing for over 30 years as a project manager at various agencies and large corporations. I led complex campaigns where I had to determine the customers’ needs then come up with the strategy to satisfy them. That work required exceptional organizational skills and an almost freakish ability to keep track of countless details at any given time. Outside of work, I was putting my natural organizing skills to further good use by helping friends and family organize their homes. And as a mother with two very busy daughters, staying organized was crucial for our day-to-day functioning, comfort, and dare I say, sanity. When I’m organizing, I’m in my happy place. So it felt like a natural career shift to leave the corporate world behind and become a Trained Professional Organizer through Professional Organizers in Canada (POC). I appreciate you may be nervous about sharing your situation. Be assured that I’m non-judgemental in my approach and I keep the nature of the work we do together strictly confidential. I adhere to the POC’s Code of Ethics. I love the sense of accomplishment that comes with finding a place for everything then seeing the relief in the faces of the people I’m helping when they’re reminded they have a beautiful home underneath all that stuff. I look forward to helping you experience that feeling!

Filomena