About

TimeFinder Overview

TimeFinder is a management and professional training company that specializes in improving productivity, effectiveness and focus. We offer a unique approach through a combination of workshops, time-saver seminars and individual consultations.

Our philosophy is simple: When you maximize your most valuable resource - time - you stay focused on your personal and professional priorities.

TimeFinder's clients learn essential skills and techniques that enable them to:

Gain control and balance in their day
Become more proactive
Improve service to their clients
Develop and maintain an organized work space
Work better with associates

Who Benefits? Anyone who wants to improve in the following:

Staying focused on priorities
Meeting deadlines
Setting realistic expectations
Effectively delegating
Accomplishing long-term goals
Leaving work at a reasonable time
Leaving work at work

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About Mitzi Weinman

Mitzi founded TimeFinder as a resource for employers. Since 1989 TimeFinder's programs have provided ongoing support and personal development to hundreds of companies, individuals and associations.

Mitzi's tips and techniques appear regularly in many publications, including Investor's Business Daily, American Way Magazine (American Airlines inflight magazine), Family Circle, New Woman, Redbook, Marie Claire, BJ's Journal, Business News (an Office Depot publication), Your Health (a Harvard/Pilgrim Healthcare publication), and Mass High Tech. Mitzi also publishes her own newsletter, OnTime. Mitzi is currently a member of the Newton-Needham Chamber of Commerce, New England Women Business Owners (NEWBO) and the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO).

Prior to founding TimeFinder, Mitzi worked as the New England Advertising Representative specializing in recruitment advertising for the Chicago Tribune; an Account Executive for Northwest Travel selling corporate travel; a Sales Administrator for Trans National Travel; and an Account Coordinator for Buyer Advertising where she also established the Traffic Department. Mitzi holds a BS in Public Communications from Syracuse University.

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