Gayle M. Gruenberg
Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization
Gayle Gruenberg is the Founder and Chief Executive Organizer of Let’s Get Organized, LLC, and is known for stepping in when overwhelm threatens to derail progress. A Certified Professional Organizer in Chronic Disorganization (CPO-CD), Certified Virtual Organizing Professional (CVOP), and Organizer Coach, Gayle is the trusted resource professionals turn to when situations get complex, emotional, or stuck. Her team specializes in guiding clients through life’s most challenging transitions—death, divorce, downsizing, and chronic disorganization—bringing clarity, structure, and forward momentum when it matters most. Gayle is passionate about saving clients time, money, stress, energy, and aggravation, especially when going through a challenging life transition. She has been through death, divorce, and downsizing herself, and knows the sleepless nights, brain fog, and even desperation that comes with uncertainty. Gayle is the author of Get the Big O: Organized!: 7 Steps to Achieving Calm, Clarity, and Control in Your Space, Mind—and Life!, along with the Let’s Get Organized Interactive Digital Workbook and a series of practical min-ebooks. Her work has been featured in international media, and she is widely recognized as a leading voice in chronic disorganization. A respected leader in the field since 2003, Gayle is an active member of the Institute for Challenging Disorganization and a founding president of the Northern New Jersey chapter of National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals. She is also a member of The Dames, Innovation Women, and the Global Network of Jewish Women Entrepreneurs and Leaders. Let’s Get Organized proudly partners with the Orthodox Union. Her firm has been consistently voted the #1 Professional Organizing company in Bergen County, New Jersey. When she’s not helping clients move from chaos to clarity, Gayle can be found swing dancing, reading historical fiction, or spending time with her two adult children.