Sentence examples for professional organisers from inspiring English sources

He knew that full-time, professional organisers were needed to ensure the interests of the sector were recognised and taken seriously by government and business.

Britain's politicians tend to keep activists on a tight leash and have little cash with which to recruit and train professional organisers.

Volunteers – including many in their late teens and early 20s – and professional organisers worked so enthusiastically and seamlessly as to appear indistinguishable.

Neil is the most experienced community organiser in Britain and has developed the UK Guildd of Community Organisers' which now includes 35 diverse professional organisers who work across the UK.

The Health and Safety Act requires professional organisers to take personal responsibility for the safety of festival participants.

Jessica Daquette - 38, professional organiser It was well done and very informative.

Darla DeMorrow, professional organiser, decorator and author of the Pregnant Entrepreneur, advises women to write a maternity business plan before the birth.

One Ikea boss dubbed it "peak curtains" – the realisation that we can no longer carry on buying stuff at the same rate and in the same volume that we did before, and recently there has been a trend for decluttering, thanks to professional organiser Marie Kondo.

"The first question I ask a client," says professional organiser Karen Storey as we gaze, I despairingly, she with studied neutrality, at my home office, "is, what do you want to get out of this?" I'd settle for a clear path from door to desk, a clear floor and a filing system that… well, filed things.

Do it smarter: It may be beneficial to hire someone, such as a professional organiser or a service like Caring Transitions, to help you sort and declutter.

"These people... have been forced into a position where downsizing is the only option," said Julie Starr Hook, a professional organiser and US author of From Frazzled to Freedom.