Influential Woman · Professional Organizing
Valencia R. Williams
Founder and Owner, Organized Chaos By V
Kennesaw, GA 30102
Her Story
About Valencia
Valencia R. Williams is the founder and owner of Organized Chaos by V, a professional organizing business based in Kennesaw, Georgia. With more than a decade of experience in organizing, she established her LLC in 2021 and has since dedicated herself full-time to helping individuals create functional, sustainable systems that support their unique needs and lifestyles. Rather than focusing solely on aesthetics, Valencia prioritizes practical solutions that improve daily living, reduce stress, and make spaces more accessible and manageable. Her areas of specialization include helping seniors prepare for aging in place or relocation, supporting individuals with ADHD through visible storage solutions, creating accessible environments for people with disabilities, assisting individuals affected by dementia, and working compassionately with clients who have experienced trauma.
Valencia’s approach to professional organizing is deeply rooted in empathy, authenticity, and her own life experiences, including overcoming depression. She understands that disorganization can be connected to significant life challenges and approaches every client with patience, respect, and a nonjudgmental attitude. Recognizing that each situation requires a personalized approach, she often extends her services beyond traditional organizing to include laundry assistance, junk removal, donation coordination, and preparing travel bags. Her goal is to meet clients where they are and provide meaningful support that helps them regain a sense of control, confidence, and peace in their environments. Valencia is actively involved in professional communities, including the Atlanta Senior Care Professional Network and Black Girls Who Organize, along with other business associations. In 2026, she plans to pursue a Planning Chronic Disorganization certification to further strengthen her knowledge and professional capabilities.
Beyond her business, Valencia is committed to giving back to her community through donations to local shelters and ministries, reflecting her belief that success is measured not only by professional accomplishments but also by the positive difference one makes in the lives of others. Her dedication and impact have earned her recognition as Atlanta’s Best Professional Organizer in 2024 and 2025, as well as Best of Georgia Professional Organizer in 2025. Valencia attributes her success to her personality, personal experiences, and genuine desire to help people navigate difficult circumstances with dignity and compassion. Through Organized Chaos by V, she continues to demonstrate that professional organizing is about more than creating orderly spaces; it is about understanding people, building practical systems, and helping clients move forward with greater comfort, confidence, and independence.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Valencia
01What do you attribute your success to?
Valencia attributes her success to her personality, life experiences including overcoming depression, authenticity, compassion, non-judgmental approach, and genuine desire to make a difference in clients' lives rather than just completing tasks. She draws from personal challenges and family experiences to build systems that help others.
02What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
Choose work you genuinely care about rather than pursuing a career solely for financial reward. When people are passionate about what they do, that commitment is reflected in the quality of their work and the way they treat others.
03What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Listen to people. Don't judge. Make sure it's something that you really like doing. Don't get into a profession for the money because it's going to show. Be ready for various scenarios like hoarding and give your all.
04What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
Challenges include recognizing clients' complex personal needs beyond aesthetics, such as seniors preparing for moves, individuals with disabilities needing accessible systems, and families dealing with dementia. Opportunities include expanding functional, individualized services for aging-in-place and partnering with nonprofits.
05What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Being authentic, compassionate, empathetic, respectful of individual needs, practical and functional, service to others, trust and relationship building, self-care, and community involvement. Helping people requires understanding their circumstances and treating them with dignity.
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