Ep 298: Partner Spotlight with Kate Bosch

Hi Friends,

Before we get started, I’d like to thank our sponsor for today’s episode The ClassKeeper and ClassKeeper App! Use Promo code SIMPLYB when you visit DeniseAlbright.com to receive 40% off your entire purchase-valid through Sept 15, 2022

We are back today with another one of our Partner Spotlight episodes!  I look forward to learning from other Professional Organizers about their journey and approach to organizing.

Joining me today is my friend, and SBO Partner Kate Bosch, founder of Kate Bosch Professional Organizing in Rhode Island. Kate is a Certified Professional Organizer, and mother to two teenage daughters. Prior to becoming a CPO, Kate has an eclectic background that includes:

• B.A. from Yale University in Art History
• Assistant Buyer of Bras and Shapewear (aka girdles) at Filene’s
• Being a milliner (aka a hat maker) 
• Retail business owner 
• Stay-at-home mom, Wife to her artist/professor husband , and serial volunteer

All of these skills and jobs have played a role in helping her work with clients, not to mention juggling a household and successful business.

During our conversation Kate shares some strategies that she uses both at home and with her clients to keep organized. We talked about her favorite productivity apps (which you can find in our show notes) and what she loves most about her job.

If you are interested in starting your own professional organizing business we’d love to chat!  Click on the link below to learn more about about our SBO Partner Program & One-One Mentoring: https://simplyborganized.as.me/sbopartnercall

P.S.  We’d like to thank our sponsor for today’s episode The ClassKeeper and ClassKeeper App! Use Promo code SIMPLYB when you visit DeniseAlbright.com to receive 40% off your entire purchase-valid through Sept 15, 2022

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XO

Laurie

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