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1 comment Apr 12, 2012 | SheStreams, Speaker, The Stow Company, Work

Thank You She Streams 2012

I’m so excited about this video because it I filmed it from my phone and loaded it to You Tube directly, something I hope to do more of in the future as I continue to attend and coordinate events onsite. Thanks to Maria Bailey and her awesome team at BSM Media for all that they ...

Comments Apr 12, 2012 | SheStreams, Speaker, The Stow Company

Power Moms Panel at She Streams 2012

Last month I had the honor to attend and speak at She Streams in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. A wonderful mix of social media influencers and brands focused on video blogging, podcasting, mobile, and more, I learned so much and found myself squarely rooted with colleagues who speak my language. The brain child of the foremost ...

Comments Mar 26, 2012 | SheStreams, The Stow Company, Work

She Streams 2012

Hi! This week I’m thrilled to be attending the She Streams Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. There are three things I’m hopeful I’ll be able to do while I am there: 1. Networking: I’m really looking forward to connecting with both brands and colleagues who are raising the bar in how we do the business ...

Comments Mar 23, 2012 | Kids, Spring Break, The Stow Company, Video Correspondent

Spring Break Sack Suppers with Kids Food Basket

This year I am thrilled to be working with The Stow Company on an amazing project called The Organized Give. Designed to make lives better one organized solution at a time, the project has taken flight with overwhelming success and this post shares just one of the many amazing facets of all The Stow Company ...

1 comment Mar 13, 2012 | Brand Partnerships and Campaigns, Giving, The Stow Company, Video Correspondent

The Organized Give with Kids’ Food Basket

Its week’s like this that I truly love what I do. This week I’m traveling to Grand Rapids, Michigan to join the amazing team at The Stow Company for round 2 of The Organized Give. An initiate started by the Stow Company, to basically provide social good, to reach out and help those in need ...

Comments Jan 23, 2012 | Closets, The Stow Company

How to Organize a Closet

This is my zen ~ can you blame me? I’m standing inside an ORG closet solution and clearly anyone can recognize that if you have a backdrop like this, being well organized is a natural result. But for most of us, its “Organizing your Closet 101″ because you might not have this set up today ...

Comments Jan 20, 2012 | Kids, New Year, Organize by Room, The Stow Company

How to Organize a Playroom

Now that the holidays are over and the kids are back to school, its time to talk about your playroom. Yes, you know the bomb? Maybe its the rec room, the family room, or maybe its a very public space. Plenty of us have years with the dining room as a playroom with a cute ...

Comments Jan 19, 2012 | Brand Partnerships and Campaigns, Meal Planning, Pantry, The Stow Company

How to Organize a Small Pantry

Do you have a closet that seems completely useless? To small to really hold what you want to put there or too hard to get too? Small spaces beg for smart organization and I simply love that! With very little wiggle room, you have no choice but to work with what you have and its ...

3 comments Jan 12, 2012 | Brand Partnerships and Campaigns, Giving, The Stow Company, Video Correspondent

How The Organized Give Changes Lives

I have a soft spot for projects that are centered on social good. I didn’t always know that about myself until this past year. I’ve spent a dozen years talking with Moms about home organization and family time management. To me, the practical solutions to living a life generally well organized and exceptionally well loved ...

Comments Jan 2, 2012 | Brand Partnerships and Campaigns, Closets, Giving, Pantry, The Stow Company

How to Give with The Stow Company

The New Year is here and its time to focus on giving. With the holidays behind us, its easy to pack away your charitable giving with the ornaments and replace it with a focus on cutting corners to give your budget some breathing room. But not this year. My first project of the year will ...