Professional Organizer in Philadelphia

Marisa Berman is an organizing professional who combines efficiency with aesthetics. As a mother of four with a business background, she understands the serenity a well-organized home can bring. Her journey began as a NEAT Method client after renovating her historic home in Center City Philadelphia, where she learned about NEAT Method from her sister-in-law, Emily, and her neighbor. Impressed by her kitchen transformation, she brought NEAT Method back to organize her basement, closets, and garage. A graduate of Hamilton College and NYU Stern School of Business, Marisa loves creating visually appealing organized spaces. When she’s not transforming homes, she enjoys time with her children around Rittenhouse Square or running on the Schuylkill River Trail. As a home organizing expert in Philadelphia, Marisa is always exploring the latest local restaurants, stores, and fitness studios, using her experiences to design spaces that meet her clients' unique needs.

Emily Berman is the co-owner of NEAT Method Philadelphia and a proud resident of Bryn Mawr, where she lives with her husband and two children. With a professional background in human resources and real estate, Emily brings strong people skills, attention to detail, and a practical understanding of how homes need to function. Her connection to NEAT Method began as a client, where she experienced firsthand how thoughtful organization can transform the way a home feels and operates. That experience ultimately inspired her to become a franchise owner and help other families create spaces that are both beautiful and functional. Outside of work, Emily enjoys staying active at Solidcore and F45, grabbing coffee at La Colombe, and spending time on the Haverford Trails. She also enjoys finding unique pieces for her home and thoughtful gifts for friends at Homegrown. Deeply connected to the Main Line community, Emily values building genuine relationships with the people she works with and brings that same personal approach to every organizing project.