Little Miss Efficiency
she'll dot your i's and cross your t's TM
WHO IS LITTLE MISS EFFICIENCY
Wendy A. Miller is CEO and founder of Little Miss Efficiency. Miller has an MBA in business, who is a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), the Faithful Organizers (FO), the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), the Henderson Chamber of Commerce, the Asian Chamber of Commerce; and, resides near Las Vegas, in Henderson, Nevada. Miller has been an executive assistant for over 18 years, managing and supporting CEO's of Fortune 500 companies, CFO's of dot.com conglomerates, and the most challenging of personalities.
Miller honed in on her natural "neatness" factor as a child, and was even tasked with orchestrating the daily regimen of an unorganized gallery director ... all before of legal age to work! Throughout her career Miller has organized high profile executives' professional and personal lives, based on their personalities, preferences and family needs. Such customized efforts and tailored support not only improved executives' efficiency, but prepared Miller for specialized entrepreneurial expansion.
Trained in the corporate realm, Miller is well-equipped to bring professionalism, expertise and organizational know-how in a friendly and customized package. Her true passion for efficiency and organization pervades every aspect of her life. With her innate desire to help others, she has improved clients' energy levels by releasing the clutter that drains the joy out of living. Miller has always been detail-oriented; so helping others cross their own T's and dot their own I's is a logical progression of organization and efficiency customization.
DID YOU KNOW...
...15% of all paper handled in businesses is lost, according to the Delphi Group, and 30% of all employees' time is spent trying to find lost documents.
...The average employee has approximately 37 hours of unfinished work on his or her desk at any one time, according to author Marlene Caroselli.
...Documentation for a Boeing 747 weighs more than the plane itself.
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