News Roundup
A Roundup of Professional Organizers in the Media
submit your 15 minutes of fame to info@theprofessionalorganizer.comYou may be facing the prospect of roasting a turkey this month and making gingerbread men next month on exactly 12 square inches of counter space. And forget clearing the counter; the cabinets are so stuffed already, the doors won’t shut.
To the rescue: Jill Ferguson, a professional organizer in Brandon. After years of sorting out her family and friends’ places for free, she started her own business, Living Orderly.
Pam Sultzman is a recipe organizer with her own business. After working in the oil industry in Oklahoma and in banking in Charlotte, she started Pam’s Pantry. “I got tired of getting laid off,” she says.
Sultzman found her business when she took control of her own recipe collection. It took weeks. She sorted the recipes by categories, typed them all into her computer, printed them out and laminated them to keep them clean. Then she sorted them into a recipe box.
When it comes to recession-proof businesses, vice is nice.
Allison Carter, The Professional Organizer markets to “sloth”
There is no one like Oprah when it comes to getting the point across! Yesterday was a very exciting day in the organizing world as Oprah Winfrey launched her coast-to-coast “Clean Up Your Messy House Tour” with the aid of organizing expert, Peter Walsh. I couldn’t miss this debut and tuned in to watch as Oprah and Peter touted the importance of being organized in today’s uncertain world.
UPLAND – Sheila McCurdy has been an organizer all her life and may be the most organized resident in Upland.McCurdy recently won a National Best Books Award for her self-help book, “The Floor Is Not An Option,” second edition.
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