Pointer, technology guru, aids others for success

Samantha Pointer (photo: Stephen Nelson of Photography by Staci)

Samantha Pointer, Nashville Entrepreneur and visionary, founded an organization helping people deal with unique and real life challenges. She is a ‘technology organizing consultant,’ ‘automation specialist’ and founder of Get IT Together! She is a single mom whose pride shows in her voice when even talking about her diverse work.

“I can be anywhere with technology,” said Pointer. “Face it, the virtual world is where it is at and here to stay. My advice to those fearful of it is to take it slow, to start small. Social Media and e-mailing are often good options and often the gateway to more online business.”

She is a savvy entrepreneur who coaches other entrepreneurs (on all levels) in the art of all things technological. Samantha and her talents give true meaning to the validity of the 21st century. She says it is a milestone and fact of life that it is here to stay “and not just for teenagers.”

Widely known as the ‘technology organizing guru,’ Samantha teaches her clients that automation and utilizing technology can help save them time, money, increase productivity, reduce stress and increase the bottom line in their businesses. She bridges the gap between technology and organization with consulting, workshops, and online training. Samantha has over 19 years of experience. She has previously worked with clients who had ADD, ADHD, hoarding issues, were chronically disorganized and ‘technology challenged.’ She also has over 10 years experience as a web designer.

When practically everything calls for an app or some sort of download to utilize, eventually some form of training will be necessary.

Samantha holds a B.S. in business/e-business. Her advice, insight and knowledge of organizing and technology has been showcased locally and nationally on Nashville’s Morning Line, In Your Prime, A&E’s Hoarders, and many publications and books.

 

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