Caroline Guntur – Owner, Head Coach, & Organizer-in-Chief
Caroline Guntur is a Professional Organizing & Productivity Coach, and a Certified Photo Organizer, who loves all things organizing and technology. She has a B.A. degree in Visual Communication from Hawaii Pacific University, a M.A. degree in Arts, Entertainment & Media Management from Columbia, as well as an ESL certificate from Cambridge University via Österportskolan.
Caroline is a professional member of the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and its Chicago chapter. She is also an advisory board member of the The Photo Managers.
Shastina Leonard – Creative Consultant & Writer
Shastina Leonard graduated from Hawaii Pacific University with a degree in Communication. She received an Advanced Certificate from UCLA’s Professional Program in Screenwriting and worked for over eight years under Worldwide Pants Inc. (in Los Angeles) at the “Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” In this time, she worked on writing comedy, researching, being a liaison between the graphics department, writers and directors, and taking on-set photography.
Storytelling is an important part of her life. She enjoys it in all of its forms (graphic novels, books, TV, radio, film, photography) because it allows people to learn, grow, and bond in a creative way. It also goes well with snacks like coffee and cookies. And, it can be done at a theme park in the rain or at a cabin in the woods. She currently writes for a producer/comedian while continuing to work on her own stories and lending her talents to OrganizingPhotos.net. She is the co-founder of Unreelmovieposters.
Amy Humphrey Hayes – Assistant Coach / Certified Photo Organizer
After graduating from the University of Kansas with degrees in French and Russian, Amy Humphrey Hayes pursued a music career as bassist and singer in the prog rock duo Clatter with her husband/drummer, Joe. Being a DIY musician meant learning how to do many computer-based jobs, from graphic/web design and promotion to tour booking logistics to merchandise order fulfillment. This knowledge segued nicely into a freelance career doing web design, product photography, and eventually administrative and database work for a conservation non-profit.
Having inherited a love of photography from her father, Amy has spent countless hours behind the (mostly digital) camera and amassed tens of thousands of photos, mostly of cats and frogs and the occasional family member. Keeping those digital photos organized, as well as many prints and slides from decades and photographers past, has been a riveting challenge and a labor of love. Now Amy scans and organizes photos full-time for her business Clatter Not Clutter.
When she’s not wrangling digital data, you can probably find Amy at home on 125 acres of wildlife habitat in central Missouri wrangling weeds in the garden, yarn on a crochet hook, or her 10 rescue cats. Preferably with coffee.
Clémence Scouten – Personal Historian
As far as Clémence is concerned, there is no better project than a family history project. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in English, and then receiving an M.A. in English from the Sorbonne in Paris, she worked in corporate settings for fifteen years. But something was missing…
Once she discovered the field of personal historians, she knew that was the place for her. She started her own business, Memoirs & More, to help people publish heirloom books about themselves (memoirs) or about their family. These books are the perfect compilation of genealogy, photos, and stories that ensure family legacy survives across multiple generations. Clémence is also a member of the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals (NAPO) and its Philadelphia Chapter, as well as a Certified Photo Organizer and member of The Photo Managers.
