Sell Simple was founded by three professionals who've spent their careers solving exactly the kind of problems that make estate sales stressful, and decided to bring that discipline to an industry that badly needs it.

Tricia Bryski brings a background in contracting, supply chain, procurement and project management. She's built her career around processes that hold up under scrutiny: agreements that protect everyone involved, timelines that actually get met, and paperwork that tells the truth. That's the standard she's built into every Sell Simple settlement report.

Nathalia Frigelg brings a background in procurement, with a legal education and deep experience in supplier and contract management, vendor negotiations, and compliance. She's spent years drafting and managing agreements where the details matter: pricing terms, liability language, scope of work, and making sure nothing gets missed. That combination of legal grounding and contract discipline shapes how we price, contract, and manage every job.

Jenna L'Italien brings a background in construction safety administration, managing complex, high-security processes across dozens of subcontractors at once, tracking every step, every credential, every requirement, with zero room for error. That same attention to detail is what keeps every Sell Simple job organized from walkthrough to final broom-clean.

Between the three of us, we've spent our careers being the people who keep complicated processes honest and on track. Estate sales and downsizing deserve the same standard, which is exactly what we built this company to deliver.

Tricia and Nathalia bring experience managing hundreds of millions of dollars in contracting scope. That background shows up in how we treat every client: clear terms, honest communication, and no detail too small to document, whether the job is a single downsizing move or an entire estate liquidation. It's also why we built four distinct service lines instead of one-size-fits-all pricing, so the scope and cost of your job actually match what you need.