The Organized Planet's founder, owner and Professional Organizer, Suzanne Keezel, has been a Central Florida resident since 1981 and has a Master's Degree in Education from the University of Central Florida. Before becoming a Professional Organizer, Suzanne spent 14 years perfecting the art of organization as an elementary school teacher and being an "organizational coach" to her students, colleagues, friends and family. Suzanne has also worked with Fortune 500 corporations, such as Litton Laser Systems and Harvest Life Insurance. She is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers and The Professional Organizers Webring.

For years, parents of Suzanne's students praised her ability to teach their kids how to become better organized, a valuable skill that followed them through middle school, high school and into their college years. Her colleagues often complimented Suzanne on her impressive organizational skills, including her organized and functional classroom and her ability to find anything in her classroom in 60 seconds or less.  In May of 2004, Suzanne started The Organized Planet so that she could share her passion for organizing and empower her clients to become clutter-free and organized for life! Suzanne teaches the basic fundamentals of organizing through a patient, nonjudgemental and creative approach. She believes in helping her clients discover simple, yet effective and affordable, organizing systems that can be quickly and easily maintained.  Suzanne is ambitious, results-driven and always has her clients' needs and goals foremost in mind. It is not uncommon for Suzanne's clients to feel an immense sense of relief, freedom and even joy, after their very first organizing session! Recently, upon finishing a very productive two-hour organizing session, a very happy client said, "I feel like I just lost a hundred pounds!"

In The News...

Suzanne is a columnist for G.O. (Greater Orlando) Family, a monthly magazine geared towards local families and can be found in The Winter Park/Maitland Observer Newspaper on the last Thursday of each month. In each article, Suzanne provides quick and easy tips to help readers put an end to domestic chaos and learn how to have a simplified, organized homefront.

The Organized Planet was featured in the August 2004 edition of Florida magazine, a  publication by The Orlando Sentinel. In this article, Suzanne gives parents effective tips and creative ideas about how to set up a child's study area. 

Suzanne has also published several articles in Hannahberry: Central Florida's Guide for Moms.  Each of these monthly articles focuses on helping busy moms getting themselves and their families organized. Topics include Back to School: Preparing for the Avalanche of School Papers, Designing a Study Area That Works- So Your Child Will Too, and Crazy Days of Summer: Staying Organized While the Kids are Home.