Team

Our team is comprised of the most talented, compassionate, and industrious people working in this field. We love what we do, and we are committed to the highest quality in customer satisfaction.

 

Lindsay
CEO
Lindsay’s organizing skills developed over a decade while using them as her main coping mechanism for depression. Lindsay finds joy in increasing ease for people and organizing allows her to do that in a way that feels truly useful and lasting. At Ease Up Organizing, Lindsay loves how organization is connected to mental wellness and how it allows our clients to engage in better self-care.
Sandra
Organizing Manager
Sandra has always had a knack for organizing, often being referred to as Monica from friends by those closest to her, which you may find funny, but is extremely accurate. Sandra believes that being organized is a form of self-love because when you de-clutter your surroundings, you de-clutter your mind, allowing you to focus on nurturing your soul to experience life and find what brings you real joy.
Katelyn
Operations Manager

Katelyn is an organizer and a writer, as well as an advocate for survivors of gendered violence. Her work in various social service contexts influences her writing on topics such as inequality, emotional well-being, and yes, organizing. She believes that a person will never be free until they rid themselves of the things that weigh them down — whether that’s shame, unsuitable relationships, or physical clutter in their personal spaces.

Jennifer
Marketing Manger

Jennifer’s personal passion for creating order out of chaos makes her a natural fit for home organizing. She finds joy in helping people, especially when it comes to improving the quality of their lives. After living in a tiny New York City apartment for several years, Jennifer is a master at optimizing space and minimizing clutter. More importantly, she loves finding ways to replace the things in her life with moments and memories that matter most.

Mel
Senior Organizer
Mel is motivated by the uniqueness that each organizational challenge presents, and meets each one with focus, enthusiasm, and creativity. Her social justice background makes her a valuable contributor to Ease Up’s commitment towards non-judgement and compassion. Mel believes that organization can be a powerful tool for change in a person’s life and is grateful to play a part in that. When not organizing, Mel is drinking good tea and reading good books.
Midhat
Senior Organizer
Midhat relishes in the satisfaction she gets by taking a frustrating space and turning it into one that is easy to navigate, relaxing, and streamlined. She loves seeing the positive impact Ease Up makes on the mental health and day-to-day happiness of its clientele. It is one of the most rewarding aspects of the job. In her free time, she keeps busy lifting weights, participating in social justice movements, and playing video games.
Sarah
Ease Expert
Organizing for Sarah is a skill that has always come naturally to her. Traditionally organizing has been an undervalued skill set, so finding a business that allowed her to professionally organize has opened up a new purpose in life. Being able to share the immense feeling of ease and content with clients has been the biggest reward for Sarah. Leaving a client with a better sense of self and satisfaction is really a win-win for everyone.

Who We Are

So much more than just organizers!

With interesting backgrounds and unique life experiences, we are human just like you. When hiring Ease Up, you aren’t hiring a “company,” but rather enlisting the help of talented, well-rounded, and compassionate people.

Get to know us, our commitment to the community, the meaningful ways we give back, and what makes us special.

Education and Honors

  • Diploma for Feminist Counseling and Advocacy from George Brown College
  • Graduate of CMU College of Makeup Art and Design
  • Professional Organizers of Canada Certification
  • Certified Dental Assistant
  • Graduated from the University of Guelph: Bachelor of Commerce with a specialty in Hospitality and Tourism Management
  • Bachelor of Arts with Distinction and Bachelor of Education
  • Diploma for Early Childhood Education from Sheridan College
  • Graduated from York University: Sociology Major
  • Class Valedictorian
  • Studied Social Justice and Peace Studies at King’s College in London, ON
  • Bachelors of Anthropology from Mount Allison University
  • Master of Museum Studies from the University of Toronto
  • Currently completing diploma in the Assaulted Women’s and Children’s Counselor/Advocate Program at George Brown College

Hobbies and Passions

  • Gardening, hiking with my puppy, kayaking, canoeing, traveling across Canada
  • Crafting, making homemade cards, personalized gifts, and photo books
  • Working as a crisis line responder for Toronto Distress Centres and Canadian National Suicide Prevention
  • Listening to podcasts
  • Superfan of the Toronto Public Library
  • Power lifting, party planning, and home decorating
  • Lip syncing and playing the ukulele
  • Reading books written by female comic genius’
  • Maintaining four bee hives and harvesting honey each year
  • Dance, rock climbing, long-distance cycling and arts festivals

Incredible Life Experiences

  • Lived and worked in Ghana, building libraries in partnership with local communities
  • Mother of two great kiddos
  • Travelled Europe and the UK while living in Northern Ireland for a year and a half
  • First Generation University Graduate
  • Lived and worked in New York City for five years
  • Got married in India
  • Lived in Australia for one year: three months of which was in a campervan
  • Volunteered abroad in Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, and Ghana
  • Snorkeled with a whale on the Great Barrier Reef
  • Lived and worked in Seoul, South Korea, for two years
  • Completed high school arts certification in Barcelona
  • Studied Spanish in Mexico and Spain
  • Trekked to Mount Everest Basecamp
  • Opened an original, fully funded, fine art photography exhibit