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Kim McBrayer
Owner/CEO
Butch Dill
Co-Owner/CFO
Marissa Wilkins
COO
Sergio Orellana Torres
Installer
Jennifer Jahraus
Launch Commander
Darren Thomas
Installer/Production Manager
Emily Hefty
Designer /Client Manager
(Birmingham)
Amanda Albrecht
Professional Organizer /
Client Manager
(Huntsville)
Chris Stephens
Client Manager
(Gulf Shores)
Christie Rierson
Professional Organizer
Kayla Ott
Profesional Organizer
Kelli Mayfield
Professional Organizer
Sarah Varner
Professional Organizer
Meet Our Founder
Recovering Messy
As a recovering “Messy”, Kim McBrayer understands exactly how so many of her clients feel. She may not have been born organized, but Kim was absolutely born to organize!
In 2001, Kim discovered the professional organizing industry after working in event planning for businesses, churches, non-profit groups and cities since 1995. In this diverse work, she realized that her true passion always revolved around helping people to find organization. With this passion to help others, she founded All Spaced Out, one of the nation’s first residential organizing firms. Kim became a member of the National Association of Professional Organizers and served on the National Board of Directors; is a Golden Circle member; and was selected as a 2009 Top 40 Under 40 in Birmingham by the Birmingham Business Journal. Most recently, she was selected to participate in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business National Program.
As her business grew, Kim’s personal experiences began to mirror the needs of her clients. She battled through a divorce, a terminal fight with cancer in her son, Carson Sumpter, several moves, a new marriage to her high school sweetheart, a blended family, and the battle of addiction in her husband. In the middle of the uncertainty woven through her world, Kim had to let go of her first business in order to care for her son and hold onto the frayed edges of her family. The experience of Carson's passing left her reeling, and yet she found the strength and courage to keep moving forward for her daughter, Cassidy and husband, Brett.
In 2013, after some time to heal and find firm footing again, Kim re-entered the organizing world, opening Space Cadets. Determined to re-establish this new company, focusing on space planning and design, as well as a production team to handle installations and hands-on organizing, she also opened a retail shop and online store to offer quality organizing accessories. After outgrowing the first storefront in November 2019, Space Cadets moved into the Brook Highland location where they expanded the accessories line, along with a design center and showroom for the closet and garage installation services. Specializing in residential renovations and improvements, the Cadets also work alongside Homebuilders in their remodeling and new construction needs. At the same time that her business world was coming into place, Kim’s husband suffered from a serious fall, leaving him with a Traumatic Brain Injury, eventually resulting in Frontal Lobe Dementia. After a long battle with this terrible illness, Brett passed away in April 2020.
To say that Kim’s life has been a very complicated series of learning events would be a severe understatement, but because of each new chapter in her story, Kim has found the joy, the beauty, the grace, and the hope that makes her able to identify and empathize with all of her staff and clients she serves. She understands how necessary good organization is in order to find peace and comfort in a chaotic and ever-changing world, and how important preparation is when faced with new uncertainties. Kim hopes that sharing her message of overcoming challenges, enjoying a simpler and more organized life, and by sifting through the very many layers that make up each of our stories, we can find purpose in the pain and triumph from the tragedy.
In the News
In the Spring of 2020, Kim McBrayer was selected to participate in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Program. GS10K is a $500 million national program, created with Babson College, and designed to help small businesses in the United States create jobs and economic growth by providing entrepreneurs with a practical business education, and business support services. This program comes from the belief that small businesses are the backbone to every community and if they are strong, it will strengthen a community and lead to a stronger America.