MOORE ORGANIZATION LLC 2008 Helping you make the most of your time and space.
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Ann Marie Moore, MBA
Educational Background
Professional Background & Affiliations
Organizing is much more than
containerizing and labeling your stuff!
Organizing is about changing your life!
Simple organizing systems customized
to your personal style or work style can
significantly improve your quality of life.
Let me show you how!
In 2002 I earned an MBA from the University of
South Carolina's Moore School of Business in
Columbia, South Carolina. During my two
years at Carolina I learned the importance of
teamwork and how much easier it is to
accomplish our goals when we work together.
I will apply this same team concept when
helping you get organized in your home or at
work.
Prior to graduate school I received a BS in
Business Administration with an emphasis on
Marketing from Tri-State University's Ketner
School of Business in Angola, Indiana.
Prior Work Experience
My employment portfolio includes full-time work for a diverse group of
companies from nonprofits, to corporations, to privately-held firms. I've
worked at the headquarters of a global manufacturing company where I
organized and improved the trade show planning process, developed
product instructions and product specification sheets, and developed
various spreadsheets and databases in order to track and analyze company
and client data. At the American Red Cross, I simplified the process of
updating periodic statistical spreadsheets and reports which aided senior
management in critical decision-making. Additionally, I worked for a private
risk services & insurance company, and I continue to maintain my insurance
license and resident producer status in the state of Michigan.
Driven by my passion to organize and my desire to help individuals, business
professionals, and small businesses gain control over their life, home, or
workday, I founded Moore Organization LLC in May 2005.
In April 2008 I traveled to Reno, where I attended the 20th Annual
Conference for the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO -
The Organizing Authority). At Conference, I had the opportunity to interact
with Professional Organizers across the country and learn about the latest
organizational techniques, systems and products. Peter Walsh from TLC's
Clean Sweep and the Oprah Winfrey Show was the opening keynote speaker.
It was really exciting to meet him and hear him speak in person!
My professional memberships include the National Association of Professional
Organizers (NAPO - The Organizing Authority), the Southeast Michigan NAPO
Chapter, the National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization (NSGCD), and
the Branch County Area Chamber of Commerce. I am also a NAPO® in the
Schools trained provider.
Personal Note
For as long as I can remember I have gravitated toward organization and order.
Growing up, my art supplies, dolls and toys were always organized, easy to locate, and
well kept. In fact, my sister and I never lost a single piece to any game or toy during
our childhood! Over the years, I worked to develop and refine the organizational skills
which seemed to come naturally to me, and I believe these skills were the key to my
success in both college and her professional career.
In 2004 my husband, Carl, and I put our house up for sale after he accepted an out of
state job. Living in an organized home with working organizational systems made the
home selling process a more pleasant experience - and it took us 22 months to sell
the house! In 2007 we relocated to Coldwater, Michigan and built a house on the
North Lake Chain. I really enjoyed the building process, especially designing the floor
plan, closets, deck, and cabinet layout in the Kitchen, Mud Room, Master Bath and
Laundry Room.
In our spare time, we enjoy traveling and visiting new places. In the last five years
we've visited 14 countries! To learn more about me and my organizing systems, sign
up for my free periodic e-newsletter!
My Advice for You!
The decision to get more organized is a big commitment, and often results
in a life-changing experience. I believe that developing good organizing
skills and habits can make work and life easier for anyone, including you.
My greatest strengths are my ability to visualize a better way to do
something, to formulate a simple plan, and to make this plan come to life in
your home or office. I recognize, however, that such solutions are
short-lived if I don't also teach you how to maintain the organizational
systems. My organizing solutions are customized to meet your
organizational needs and will be easy to maintain over time.
For best results with getting organized, I recommend the following:
1) Commit to getting organized!
2) Have an open mind for change!
3) Make time!






My organizational knowledge is further enhanced by attending
organizing sessions at NAPO's Annual Conference, reading books on
relevant organizing topics, and listening to weekly teleclasses
provided by the NSGCD as well as other periodic organizing-related
teleclasses. Here are some of the classes I've taken.
Continuing Education
ADD-220 Workplace Desk Strategies for ADD & CD Clients
ADM-190 Privacy & the CD Client
CD-100 Basic Chronic Disorganization
CD-120 Boundaries & Ethics
ELD-100 Understanding the Physical & Mental Challenges of the
Elderly CD Client
ELD-130Aging Brain
HRD-100.3 Compulsive Hoarding
HRD-170 Storage Units: Pros & Cons for the CD Client
HRD-300 Helping Clients Whose Hoarding Puts Them, Their Home
& Others at Risk
LS-100 Introduction to Learning Styles & Differences
LS-150 Assisting Clients with Learning Disabilities in Adulthood
MH-100 Mental Health Conditions
MH-150 Grief & the CD Client
MH-165 Perfectionists & Pleasers
PHY-100 Physically Challenged CD Clients
Ann Marie Moore, MBA
Organizing is much more than
containerizing and labeling your stuff!
Organizing is about changing your life!
Simple organizing systems customized
to your personal style or work style can
significantly improve your quality of life.
Let me show you how!
With Peter Walsh at NAPO's Annual Conference
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