With many years’ experience and a professional background in the corporate administrative arena, Cheryl Sanders launched her service in 2005.  It began when a colleague suggested that she join the industry of “professional organizers.”  Already familiar with her sense of organization and creativity, most of her family and close friends were not surprised that she would and could tackle this profession.  She enjoys working with people…and both her medical and legal backgrounds are assets in assisting a wide variety of business clients and individuals who crave simplicity and order.  Throughout her career,

she has always received exceptional marks for outstanding performance in time management, organization, productivity, and communication, and, last but not least, her professional attitude. She is a member of the National Association for Professional Organizers (NAPO), and the Washington DC Metro Chapter NAPO (WDC).

Cheryl has experience with anonymous organizations that help those who have a fear of letting go of clutter.  She has attended several workshops and has gained broad knowledge, which she integrates and applies toward reducing clutter, adding clarity, teaching time management skills, and building working relationships.  She takes pride in being upfront and honest with her clients.  Her goal is to give you, the client, the individual attention that you deserve.

Her nonjudgmental and compassionate personality inspires a sense of calm and balance in her clients.  She believes in “progress, not perfection,” and works with clients to improve their space and quality of life.  As you work with Cheryl, you will quickly become acquainted with her creativity and talent for design.

Cheryl is happily married to husband Harry, who supports her in developing and promoting her new business, to the point of accompanying her on many assignments.  Together they have four children.  Cheryl values respect for the opinions of others, trust, loyalty, a positive attitude, and commitment.  She strives, personally and professionally, to uphold these values.