Specialties
RILEY Creative specializes in Organizing, Space Planning and Life Coaching services.
RILEY Creative provides residential and business clients with organizing and space planning solutions to free up space and reduce stress, allowing more time and energy to focus on the activities they enjoy!
RILEY Creative strives to help you reach your goals. The first step is to define the goal. Many times it is feeling stuck, frustrated, and overwhelmed, but not sure where or how to start that lead people to contact us.
We take the time to understand each situation and tailor our solutions to individual needs. With several years of organizing experience, and mindfulness as a core value, we work alongside our clients to implement realistic, manageable systems for continued success.
History
Established in 2004.
Bonnie Riley founded RILEY Creative in January 2004 with the goal of helping others to get more out of their lives by working with them to clear away the unnecessary 'clutter' that can sap one's time, energy, enthusiasm, and potential. She was one of the first Certified Professional Organizers in the Washington DC Area!
Bonnie is involved with The Insight Meditation Community of Washington (IMCW), and coordinates and manages various events for them in the DC metro area. In 2010, she was accepted into the Year of Living Mindfully (YLM) program with Jonathan Foust. The program gathers about 25 people who commit to year of mindful presence, thru meditation, sharing experiences and a one-on-one activity called focusing.
In 2010, she added coaching to her services by becoming a certified Life Blueprint Now What? facilitator. The Now What?: 90 Days to a New Life Direction helps clients gain career clarity and life direction by working thru a 90 program.
Meet the Business Owner: Bonnie R.
Bonnie began her career in New York City as a promotion manager for a large publishing company. In this position, she helped to 'clean-up' databases and was instrumental in implementing more efficient processes within the department and with outside vendors. Moving to the Washington, D.C. area in 1997, Bonnie took a position as an office administrator for a metropolitan design and graphic firm. In addition to her assigned job responsibilities, she created and maintained a library and sample room, a process for dead file storage, and a user friendly database to streamline operations. In every role, Bonnie always looked for ways to make space/work processes flow more efficiently for all involved, even implementing systems for paper management so that anyone who needed something could find it - fast!