Neatfreak Names Colette Robicheau as Brand Ambassador

Neatfreak Group Inc., a leading manufacturer of quality home organization and storage products recently partnered with professional organizer and productivity coach Colette Robicheau as its new Brand Ambassador.

“It’s wonderful having Colette on the neatfreak team as Brand Ambassador, bringing practical solutions to consumers’ everyday storage and organization problems,” said  neatfreak President and CMO John Collins. “She makes the overwhelming seem simple and practical, while transforming the chaos of clutter into a beautiful space!”

Robicheau honed her organizing skills in past careers working in hotels, radio and television sales, a winery and a modeling agency. She left the corporate world in 1999 to start her own business as a project management and marketing consultant. She trained as a life coach, and the “Get Organized” package she had in her original company grew and morphed into the opening of a whole new company, Organize Anything.

Robicheau has volunteered with and is a member of Professional Organizers of Canada (POC), the American National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and the international association, The Institute for Challenging Disorganization (ICD), where she has received its highest level of certification. She has chaired two international conferences on organizing and has spoken in Canada, United States, Japan, United Kingdom and South Africa.

“I’m so delighted to be the brand ambassador for such a quality product innovator as neatfreak,” said Robicheau, “and I look forward to sharing solutions to help people get and stay organized.”

Robicheau will make her debut in the neatfreak booth (N7740) at the 2019 International Home + Housewares Show this March, and will launch a series of blog posts, social media posts and online videos, providing helpful organization tips for everyday organization dilemmas to consumers.

“We feel that having a Brand Ambassador who is also a professional organizer will bridge the gap between organizational issues consumers have within the home and how neatfreak products can offer the solution,” said Collins, “and will ultimately help neatfreak better understand our customer’s needs.”