Before starting her professional organizing firm, Marea Santos built a successful a career by organizing corporate information technology (IT) departments and managing complex, technical and mission critical systems for businesses. Today, she offers this expertise and unique organizational techniques to her clients as principal of S·O·S– Santos Organizational Strategies.
Marea’s ability to assess a project, understand her client’s needs, habits and goals, and then break the project into doable pieces sets her apart as a professional organizer for individuals and small businesses. Her extensive experience in staff management has helped Marea understand how to relate to people successfully so desired results are achieved.
She puts her analytical skills and keen attention to detail to work when collaborating with clients to understand their work habits and, most importantly, their goals. She is then able to customize an organizational system based on her client’s unique needs and objectives.
Marea’s enthusiasm and can-do attitude inspires her clients, who refer her to friends and associates without hesitation. Many find her honesty and commitment to their success to be refreshing in today’s fast paced, multi-tasking world.
Marea earned a Bachelor’s degree in Management from Regis College with an emphasis in Math and Computers. Previous professional positions include: IT Manager for an engineering company in Boston; a Financial Systems manager for a healthcare alliance in Cambridge; and an Applications Consultant for a software company in the medical industry. Through these positions Marea has worked on over 30 major projects involving organizing and implementing new hardware, software and systems infrastructure. Marea prides herself on not only finishing these projects in a timely manner, without issue, but also on documenting all new processes and saving her employers money through her efforts.
Marea is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), the nation’s premier professional organizing association. She is also an active member of the South Shore Women’s Business Network (SSWBN) and New England Women Business Owners (NEWBO).
Marea is also a volunteer and supporter of the Women's Center in Cambridge (click on the link for more information). |