Malorie | founder & Owner
Background & Inspiration
Growing up in an organized home, Malorie learned the importance of distinguishing between the items she truly cherished, those needed for practical reasons, and the possessions she was ready to let go of.
At the end of each year, Malorie and her mom would take time to sort through schoolwork, craft projects, and clothing — making space for what mattered most.
Inspired by her mother, Lois, a Montreal professional organizer with over 21 years of experience, Malorie chose to follow in her footsteps after completing her formal education.
Education & Professional Training
Malorie graduated from Concordia University in 2017 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication Studies with a minor in Psychology.
She then joined Professional Organizers in Canada (POC) and became a POC Trained Professional Organizer that year. In 2022, she earned her Silver Leaf membership status.
Malorie has also received several certificates from the Institute for Challenging Disorganization® (ICD) and is a Chronic Disorganization Specialist®.
Experience Supporting Neurodivergent Individuals
Malorie has experience working with neurodivergent youth — including Autistic individuals, people with ADHD, and people with Down syndrome — across a wide range of support needs in both specialized and inclusive day camp settings at Summit School Day Camp and the YM-YWHA.
Through her professional organizing work, Malorie supports clients of all ages, including many individuals with ADHD, both formally diagnosed and self-identified.
Teaching & Community Involvement
Additionally, Malorie taught a home organizing course at the West Island Women's Center, sharing practical strategies and demonstrating her expertise in the field.
Personal Interests
In her free time, Malorie loves dancing, watching documentaries, spending time outdoors, trying new vegan restaurants around Montreal, and playing board games with family and friends.
Malorie, ICD Chronic Disorganization Specialist® and founder of On Point Organizing
Lois | Senior consultant
Lois is a professional organizer with over 21 years of experience and has a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from McGill University.
Lois specializes in downsizing, move management, and all aspects of residential organizing. She is skilled at identifying clients' needs and combines her artistic background with practical expertise to visualize how best to organize a space and provide creative solutions.
Lois has held various positions on the Montreal Chapter executive for the Professional Organizers of Canada (POC). She has also served as the Chair on the POC National Ethics Committee, and she is currently one of only three POC Gold Leaf members in Quebec.
Prior to organizing, Lois was involved in office management and worked in the real estate industry. She is a certified diving judge with Plongeon Quebec as well.
When Lois is not busy helping clients, she also enjoys solving puzzles, swimming outdoors, strength-training, skiing, and taking walks with her family on a sunny day.
Lois, POC Gold Leaf Member and Past Ethics Chair
JEFF | operations manager
Jeff is a CPA with over 28 years of management experience with small to medium sized companies. He graduated from Concordia University with a B. Comm. in Accounting and from McGill University with a Diploma in Public Accountancy.
His responsibilities include all aspects of finance, administration, and business development, as well as coordinating and supporting move management and home clear-out projects.
Jeff will also be available to assist our business and home office clients with budgeting and financial planning, as well as with email, data, and filing organization.
Outside of his work commitments, Jeff enjoys cycling, skiing, playing backgammon, hosting weekly family dinners, and heading to the theater for Sunday movie night with his close friends.
Jeff, CPA