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British Columbia Professional Organizers help you learn to clean up your act at Booth 1609
Vancouver, BC– If you are among the organizationally- challenged put Booth 1609 at the top of your list at your visit to the Vancouver Home and Design Show at the new Convention Center. On September 9th to the 12th , 15 local Professional Organizers, members of the B.C. Chapter of Professional Organizers in Canada (POC), are challenging the public to discover whether their cluttering tendencies most resemble a Hoarder, a Deferrer, a Perfectionist or a Sentimentalist.
ProfessionalOrganizers give their clients the tools to tackle clutter, make better use of space and set goals to achieve balance in everyday life. A professional organizer isn't there to make decisions, just to make suggestions and implement them if the client is comfortable doing so. According to national POC’s National Membership Director and BC Chapter Chair, Soraiya Kara, “we are a growing industry because in this day and age time has become less, we accumulate more, we have less space and we are living longer.” Organizers play a crucial role in helping homeowners realize the full potential of the storage and living space.”
Attendees will be encouraged to bring their tough organizing challenges to the team of experts manning the exhibit. Prizes will be awarded throughout the duration of the Home and Design Show to those that participate in the Personality Test. A grand prize closet organizing system is furnished by Neat Freak and will be awarded at the conclusion of the show.
About The Professional Organizers of Canada (POC).
Professional Organizers in Canada is a national association that provides education, business development tools and a code of ethics. First conceived in 1999 as an informal gathering of organizing consultants, POC’s national membership roster has grown steadily to its current size of over 500. The BC Chapter, Canada’s largest, boasts over 80 members. www.organizersincanada.com
British Columbia Professional Organizers help you learn to clean up your act at Booth 1609
Vancouver, BC– If you are among the organizationally- challenged put Booth 1609 at the top of your list at your visit to the Vancouver Home and Design Show at the new Convention Center. On September 9th to the 12th , 15 local Professional Organizers, members of the B.C. Chapter of Professional Organizers in Canada (POC), are challenging the public to discover whether their cluttering tendencies most resemble a Hoarder, a Deferrer, a Perfectionist or a Sentimentalist.
ProfessionalOrganizers give their clients the tools to tackle clutter, make better use of space and set goals to achieve balance in everyday life. A professional organizer isn't there to make decisions, just to make suggestions and implement them if the client is comfortable doing so. According to national POC’s National Membership Director and BC Chapter Chair, Soraiya Kara, “we are a growing industry because in this day and age time has become less, we accumulate more, we have less space and we are living longer.” Organizers play a crucial role in helping homeowners realize the full potential of the storage and living space.”
Attendees will be encouraged to bring their tough organizing challenges to the team of experts manning the exhibit. Prizes will be awarded throughout the duration of the Home and Design Show to those that participate in the Personality Test. A grand prize closet organizing system is furnished by Neat Freak and will be awarded at the conclusion of the show.
About The Professional Organizers of Canada (POC).
Professional Organizers in Canada is a national association that provides education, business development tools and a code of ethics. First conceived in 1999 as an informal gathering of organizing consultants, POC’s national membership roster has grown steadily to its current size of over 500. The BC Chapter, Canada’s largest, boasts over 80 members. www.organizersincanada.com
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