Linda Goldfarb, President

Certified Professional Organizer®

Linda Goldfarb has had a 25+ year career as an Executive Assistant and Office Manager with a large New York City-based corporation. A key element of Linda’s work included the development of practical systems to get things accomplished in timely and economical ways.

The idea for an organizing business came about after Linda was asked to help a Long Island-based, non-profit animal rescue group set up a workable filing system. Taking documents from as far back as the early 1980’s, Linda designed and established a system that provided easy retrieval.

Once word got out, Linda was asked by several people to help them “put things together” in their homes and offices. It was obvious that this type of service was needed and wanted by many!

Today, with so many people having extremely long workdays and commuting times, these services can be a valuable commodity. Families, often separated by distance, will also appreciate the unique way Linda handles the special needs of seniors and those coping with serious illness.

Linda is a member of NAPO – National Association of Professional Organizers. This is a non-profit professional association whose members include organizing consultants, speakers, trainers, authors, and manufacturers of organizing products.  Linda is currently serving as the Coordinator of the Neighborhood Groups for the NAPO's New York Chapter.  Previously, Linda served as Editor of the chapter's Newsletter.  In 2002, Linda was recognized and honored by being awarded the President's Award for outstanding contribution to the Chapter.  She is also a member of POLI – Professional Organizers of Long Island – which is a local Neighborhood Study Group.  

Linda is extremely proud to be a member of the NSGCD – The National Study Group on Chronic Disorganization. The role of this group is to explore, create, and disseminate to professional organizers and related professionals organizing methods, techniques, approaches, and solutions that will benefit chronically disorganized individuals -- those people who have been disorganized most of their lives, have made and failed at previous attempts to get organized, and whose disorganization affects their lives on a daily basis. 

Linda has earned her Chronic Disorganization Specialist Certificate, a Certificate of Study in Basic ADD Issues, and her ADD Specialist Certificate.