Ogden Industries was founded on a simple conviction.

People need reliable help from someone they trust. I started this business to meet that need—one client at a time—with honesty, consistency, and care.

I provide personal concierge and assistant services for professionals, homeowners, and seniors. That includes errands, transportation, schedule coordination, light caregiving, household tasks, and day-to-day support that often gets overlooked. For clients managing demanding roles or running their own companies, I also offer business support services like productivity coaching, administrative assistance, document handling, and meeting preparation. I don’t offer gimmicks or shortcuts. I show up, stay ready, and do the job well.

My work is shaped by my Christian faith. I don’t preach or push an agenda. I carry a standard: serve with integrity, competence, and a willing heart. I believe in doing what’s right, keeping my word, and treating people with respect. Whether I’m driving someone to an appointment or helping with business operations, I work as for the Lord—not for recognition, but because it’s what I was made to do.

I hold a Master of Science in Industrial-Organizational Psychology, which strengthens how I support clients—especially professionals and small business owners—with their goals, productivity, systems, and personal accountability.

Ogden Industries is not a large company. It is personal by design. When you reach out, you speak with me. When you hire the service, I’m the one who shows up. That direct relationship allows for trust to build, needs to be understood clearly, and adjustments to be made without confusion or delay.

Clients have different reasons for needing support—tight schedules, aging parents, busy households, or just too much on the plate. I meet each situation as it is, with no assumptions and no shortcuts. My role is to step in, ease the load, and stay dependable.

If what you are looking for is honest help from someone who takes the work seriously, who respects your time, your privacy, and your home—I would be glad to serve.