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“I would like to thank you for coming to our office last Friday and presenting your very lively workshop, ‘Fear of Filing – Keys to an Organized Office.’ Those who attended the session reported that your presentation was both entertaining and informative. It was also apparently inspiring, if the recycling bins are any indication of staff getting more organized with their files.
It was evident that you put much time, thought and preparation into the presentation, as it was clearly tailored to the needs of our staff.
Very truly yours,” |
~Donna Lynne, Director, NYC Mayors Office of Operations |
| “Dear Julie,
Thank you for presenting at the National Security Agency last week. Your program on ‘Dealing with Information Overload’ was extremely popular with our staff- one of the best attended on our fall schedule. After examining our in-house evaluations, I am thrilled to report that 100% of the people in attendance (50 people total) rated your presentation in the top two tiers overall – a most outstanding score!
Like any employer, we at the National Security Agency place a high-value on skills that boost our employees' efficiency, while improving the quality of their work and work-lives. Julie, you helped us achieve all of those aims.
Your organizational tips and strategies are top-notch – I am confident audience members will be able to apply your principles, even to their highly classified information.
Thank you for sharing your expertise with us. I hope our paths cross again!
Sincerely,” |
~Thelma Rodgers, LEAD Coordinator, National Security Agency |
| “On behalf of the Government Finance Officers Association of PA, I want to thank you for a wonderful talk. You were the highlight of our conference. I have been unable to walk the length of the hall outside my office without someone stopping me to recite tips from your book and how they have used them to improve their work/life/home.
Personally, I want to thank you for being prepared, organized (of course) and thoroughly professional, in addition to giving an entertaining and enlightening talk. With speakers like you it is easy for an amateur conference planner like myself, to look like a genius.
Sincerely,” |
~Kenneth C. Pennoyer, GFOA-PA Conference Co-chair |
| “Dear Julie:
When I first called your office several months ago, I wasn't sure if you were the right person for the task at hand. I knew you had helped companies through corporate moves before, but I was asking you to prepare our entire company for one of the biggest culture shocks in the history of this organization. I didn't know if anyone would be able to do what we needed.
But you did! By the time you left, everyone that attended your presentation (600+ people) was excited about the move, instead of dreading it. A great feat!” |
~Anita Boone, Global After Market, Gates Corporation |
| “The Mid-Atlantic Microsoft Sales Team loved your presentation! They thought you were an excellent speaker, they loved the interactivity and are looking forward to implementing the ideas from your book. Everyone has been vying for the extra copies of the Making Work Work Books. Your
presentation kicked off a very successful day of partner and
customer meetings as well. Thanks for making me look so good!” |
~ Lisa Malone, Microsoft |
| “Your upbeat, engaging style made ‘organizing’ fun. The tips and strategies you presented, in just 60 minutes, had an impact on everyone lucky enough to attend. We are all more efficient, productive, indeed organized, thanks to you.” |
~ Lisa Grossman, Viacom |
| “I recently had Julie speak at one of my seminars to a group of 230 people. The response I had immediately after Julie’s presentation was incredible, but more importantly one week later I am hearing amazing stories of success and personal change from my seminar attendees resulting from what Julie said.” |
~ Sam Beckford, Successful Studio Strategies |
| “Thank you a million times over for your workshop! The Oregon Downtown Development Association is grateful to you for the help and insight you have given us. We hope to continue our relationship, as we continue to look for ways to reduce stress and manage our time in our work and personal lives.” |
~ Heidi Henry, Oregon Downtown Development Association |
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