New Day Transitions

01/04/2023

We greatly appreciate your support and referrals. It drives our business, and we couldn't do what we do without you!

08/28/2022

04/09/2022

I tell clients all the time to quit waiting for their kids' permission to get rid of things that they didn't value enough to take with them. I took that advice today!

I've just cleared out a dresser, a nightstand and emptied the "office supply" wardrobe in my dining room. I hauled out four bags of trash and one box and one bag of donations -- all of it the last vestiges of my kids' things that they have left behind. Woohoo!

After lunch, I'll be re-organizing the items worth keeping and filling up those furnishings with things I actually use.

New Day Transitions would be happy to help anyone whose still harboring adult children's possessions!

01/04/2021

I can't think of a better way to celebrate the new year than by adding some fabulous folks to my stellar team.

Are You One of Us?

If you have a cheerful spirit and can’t imagine working in a job where you don’t get to pour yourself into helping others, then you probably are. If you like creating order and organizing items, I bet we would get along. If you’re smart and appreciate the opportunity for creative problem-solving, we are looking for you. If you like to laugh and lift up your co-workers with your positive attitude, we need to meet.

If you are all these things and happen to be a corporate refugee, too – you know, you once had a professional job but life sidetracked you and now you don’t really want to go back into the grind – you have likely found your tribe at New Day Transitions.

You can learn about New Day Transitions either here on Facebook or at NewDayTransitions-NC.com. In a nutshell, we are a senior move management company. We help folks, primarily the elderly, move from one home to another. The process involves planning, packing, supervising movers, unpacking and decorating. It is a physical job that requires an attention to detail. It can be hard work, both emotionally and physically. But if you’re one of us, you’ll love it.

New Day Transitions is looking for new team members who will join us in our mission to support our clients throughout their move, doing everything in our power to relieve the stress and worry that comes with such a tremendous change.

On the job you will be perform a variety of tasks required to prepare for and execute a move with the highest level of attention to detail and customer service. From packing and unpacking boxes to ensuring our client has their reading glasses and favorite book on their bed side table in their new home.

If hired, you will have the privilege of working on the best team in the Triad.

Positions are part time to start with potential for full time for ambitious employees.

Starting Pay: $ 13/hour

If interested, please send a letter of interest and resume to Alex Jakuben, Operations Manager, at [email protected].

03/04/2020

Heading to Houston for the National Association of Senior Move Managers annual conference. So excited about the great session content. Even more excited about the great ideas Alex and I will be bringing back to North Carolina!

02/22/2020

An AARP article worth sharing. This is a perfect time of year to clear out those spaces that tend to harbor worn-out, used up stuff.

From tossing your old toothbrush to getting rid of your expired medicine, here are 10 simple things you can do to help you reset for the new year.

01/03/2020

As many of you know, New Day Transitions has grown considerably in the past few years. As that trend continues, we are starting 2020 with the goal of adding excellent individuals to our team. Here is the first job we are posting:

Wanted: Fulltime Supply Coordinator

New Day Transitions' services include packing and unpacking items being moved. The Supply Coordinator is responsible for stocking each job with the required supplies, which vary from job to job.

Tasks include:

- Purchasing supplies (with company funds)

- Organizing and loading all supplies into company vehicle

- Transporting and unloading supplies at job site

- Picking up used supplies from job sites

- Maintaining and organizing supplies in company storage

Supply coordinator must be punctual and detail-oriented.

Supply coordinator will also work as a general laborer packing and unpacking on moves as needed.

Skills:

- Genuine desire to help others

- Proficient at organizing

- Must be able to lift 50 pounds easily

- Clean driving record

- Moving experience a plus

- Minimum high school diploma; some college preferred

Compensation: $ 12/hour to start

If interested, please send resume with a cover letter to Alex Jakubsen, Operations Manager, at [email protected]. No phone calls, please.

If you know someone who might be interested, please share and let me know about your connection to the individual.

Thank you!

05/05/2019

I know I sound like a broken record, but I have the best team ever. We had two full, sometimes dautning moves this week. Everyone involved pulled together and buckled down and got'er done. And clients are singing their praises. I know my people are my magic! Thank you, Shane Umbarger, Ruth Honeycutt, Nancy Averett, Julie Crumpton Spencer, Rhonda Kyer, Richard Partridge, Ronda Cooper, and Wendy Wyatt Page! And special shout-out to new hire Connor Johnson, who impressed us all with his work ethic, his skills, his cheerful attitude, and his unflinching willingness to work long hours. Here's to a long and happy relationship!

09/07/2018

Diane Summerville
Just now ·
If you've been longing to feel the wind in your hair as you zip down the highway, check out this sweet 1980 MGB Limited convertible. We just put it on the market for a client. If you're in the Mooresville area, stop by Big Daddy's for a close-up look. For more details, see our Craigslist ad.

https://charlotte.craigslist.org/…/1980-mgb…/6691378272.html

05/05/2018

These are great tips!

Tight on space but love to garden? Check out Darleen's latest blog post "Gardening in Small Senior Living Spaces" and put that green thumb to work this spring! http://blog.seniorlivingguide.com/?p=5776