Elaine Shannon TPO is a serial entrepreneur (loves change and challenges), international speaker (really she just likes to travel), a very busy mom (or taxi driver on any given day) and a self professed business MUSE who has worked with people worldwide, inspiring them to design the business of their dreams. She lives in beautiful Rothesay New Brunswick Canada with her hubby of 13 years and her three very unique children, living life as if every day was the last(sort of).
About Elaine
• First company Simple Organizing Solutions opened in 2003. A decorating, planning and organizing business. Left this company in 2004.
• Second company www.OrganizationPlus.ca was formed in 2004...
Elaine Shannon TPO is a serial entrepreneur (loves change and challenges), international speaker (really she just likes to travel), a very busy mom (or taxi driver on any given day) and a self professed business MUSE who has worked with people worldwide, inspiring them to design the business of their dreams. She lives in beautiful Rothesay New Brunswick Canada with her hubby of 13 years and her three very unique children, living life as if every day was the last(sort of).
About Elaine
• First company Simple Organizing Solutions opened in 2003. A decorating, planning and organizing business. Left this company in 2004.
• Second company
http://www.OrganizationPlus.ca was formed in 2004. Through Organization Plus Elaine uses her skills as a mentor and muse to help her clients identify gaps and then creatively create strategies to achieve their individual business goals.
• Co-CEO of
http://www.OrganizingConnection.com , incorporated in October of 2007. The first product for this company is a Web 2.0 site connecting individuals who want a more organized way to approach life with the resources that can help them get there.
• Most recently Elaine is completing her procedure Manual for Entrepreneurs and several other products for entrepreneurs that will be available in early 2009 on her site
http://www.mybusinessmuse.com .
Elaine has been recognized as a leader in the industry through her election to the POC board in 2005, speaking at the 2007 POC conference in Vancouver as well as the POAA South African conference in Johannesburg in 2008. She also loves to spend her time supporting and promoting the Women in Business Initiative (ACOC-CBDC) and other local mentoring programs.
