Pierrette Ashcroft, founder of getOrganizedDC, has been preparing for a career as a productivity and organizing coach all her life. She has a design degree from Pratt Institute and over 20 years of business experience organizing events and creating and implementing innovative solutions in homes and offices.

In 2007 she was in the first group to receive credentials as a Certified Professional Organizer, CPO®, earning her a unique distinction in the organizing industry. MoveSeniors.com, a seniors resource organization, credentialed her as a Certified Relocation and Transition Specialist (CRTS)™ in 2009.

In 2009 she also completed training to become a certified home stager. She can help you prepare your home for sale and use her design skills to create a beautifully organized new home.

Pierrette completed training in 2010 with the International Association of Productivity Coaches and is now a Certified Productivity Coach. Most people waste 25% of their day. Productivity and organizing skills can be learned; she will teach you new habits so you can reclaim lost time and space.

She has a successful track record in creative thinking and will use her skills and experience to give you the best solution for your specific needs. Living in NYC and Washington, DC, has meant she knows first hand the issues associated with living and working in space-challenged settings and how to make the most of them.

You will be treated in a sensitive and nonjudgmental manner as we craft a solution for your individual situation. Expect efficient and reliable service from our staff, who promise to keep your personal information confidential.

Take the first step to combat your clutter and ease your stress; call Pierrette directly or send her an e-mail today to learn how getOrganizedDC can help you simplify your life.

Pierrette Ashcroft is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers and abides by their code of ethics. In 2010 she was elected Director of Programs and Professional Development of the DC chapter of NAPO. In 2011 Pierrette was reelected to the board of directors and became a member of NAPO's Golden Circle.