Jenna is a leader in the organizing field and serves on the Board of Directors for Utah Professional Organizers. Jenna’s specialties include minimalism, emergency preparedness, and the KonMari Method. She was first introduced to minimalism in college, living out of a backpack in South America for six months, and by the time she moved to Salt Lake City, all of her stuff fit into her sedan. She is detailed, non-judgmental, calm, and famous on our team for sorting so darn quickly.
Chase brings tremendous experience to our team as a professional organizer. She is an adjunct professor in the visual art and design department at SLCC. Chase especially loves working with elderly clients through the downsizing process. As an added bonus, she also knows how to professionally hang art.
As one of 11 children, (and now a mother of six) Sheleena learned from an early age that everything should have its place. Sheleena is a professional interior designer who understands the importance of functionality, color palettes and timelessness when creating spaces. Sheleena also uses her artistic skills musically as a music teacher with the Let’s Play Music program.
Tara joins WPO with an extensive background in production design/art direction for film and television and event coordination and party planning. She has a deep love of design and decor that accompanies her natural instincts for meticulous placement and attention to every detail. She is a master at elevating clunk and clutter into swoon-worthy spaces.
With a background as an emergency department registered nurse, and as a mother of four and grandmother to three, you can imagine Camie does not get overwhelmed very easily! Her favorite areas to organize are kitchens, garages and closets, and she brings her can-do attitude to any job, big or small. Ask to see her organizing kit, she takes preparedness for any job to a whole new level!
Katie has worked as a professional organizer for 7 years while also managing Dastrup Deep Cleaning–WPO’s preferred cleaning service. Katie’s compassionate, non-judgmental demeanor helps clients feel comfortable going through personal spaces and deciding which items to keep and which to remove.
Desiree is a happily married mother of 5 (including identical twin boys) and has a passion for working with children. She has carefully curated organizing systems for her own children to help them keep their spaces neat and tidy. She enjoys organizing and decluttering playrooms and bedrooms and is also a fan of sorting out small spaces like drawers, cabinets and shelves. She was born and raised in Utah but has also lived in Connecticut and Florida. While Desiree has only been professionally organizing for less than a year, she has always been her friends and family’s “go to gal” for decluttering, moving, and organizing help.
Candra spent 15 years working in a medical billing office and has recently decided to pursue her real passion of organization. She has seen how a physically organized and decluttered space can directly relate to a decluttered mind, allowing for greater efficiency and joy in all aspects of one’s life. Her favorite part of the organizing process is editing items. She finds it to be an incredibly rewarding and enlightening step. Candra loves getting to know her clients through their routines, priorities, and quirks! Aside from organizing, her other passions include working with animals of all sorts, including volunteering at a farm animal sanctuary. She is motivated by enriching the lives of those in her community, human and animal alike!
Jessica Fronce is a professional organizer with a passion for tidiness and a knack for turning chaos into order. Jessica loves the feeling of calm and peace that an organized environment can provide and enjoys using her skills to share that feeling with others! She is also a licensed social worker with a natural affinity for helping others. She is a mother of two who enjoys being outdoors with her family, stand-up comedy, and arts & crafts. Jessica has learned that keeping organized systems can make life simpler to manage, but recognizes that not everyone has the time or resources to do that on their own.
As a little girl, Susanna always liked to organize her room, destroying her entire closet and reorganizing it when she was feeling bored. Her friends always called her to help them organize and clean their bedrooms, when they were about to get in trouble for all of the mess. Organizing was something that came very naturally to her. Today as a professional organizer, Susanna likes most about her job is being able to connect with clients and understand their needs in order to give them the best of her skills.