Caring Professionals Here to Help You
All Matters at Hand team members are impressive business professionals who have experience working with client and advisors to facilitate getting the client's personal business matters in shape for the years ahead.
Camille Jayne
 Founder Camille Jayne, founder of Matters at Hand, is a well known and successful businesswoman, having been one of less than 5% of CEOs of a U.S. public company headed by a woman - Universal Electronics, Inc. (Nasdaq: UEIC). Ms. Jayne graduated with Distinction from Stanford University with both Bachelors and Masters in Design degrees, as well as an MBA in Marketing from the University of Michigan. Ms. Jayne's twenty years in the business and banking arenas gives her the insightful ability to work effectively with other professionals. Her solid reputation in business and on Wall Street is based on being a results oriented, yet compassionate leader.
Ms. Jayne retired from the executive business world to turn her energies to helping others. She first realized there was a need in the marketplace for a service like Matters at Hand after helping her family with the losses of her father and father-in-law. That grew into helping a number of people get their "life matters" in order as they went through divorce, spousal or family deaths, or planning ahead for terminally ill family members. All members of the Matters at Hand team have impressive business backgrounds, as well as experience as Facilitators helping clients get all their personal business matters in order.
Ms. Jayne's business experience as a designer, home builder and renovator also allows Matters at Hand to help clients with matters relating to their home and moving.
"We are dedicated to helping people get their lives in order more easily when they are too busy or too emotional to do so themselves. We deal with the "matters at hand" that need to be addressed so they don't have to. We are able to do it faster because of our business and professional backgrounds. We want to do it, because we care." -Camille Jayne
Phyllis Coldiron
For twenty years, Ms. Coldiron has worked helping others - as Director of Financial Aid for Chapman University, and before that as Associate Director of Financial Aid at Pomona College in Claremont, CA. She has had extensive experience as a consultant for Fiduciary Trust Services in the Orange County area - overseeing the monthly asset reports from brokerage houses and banks - creating the quarterly reports for the trusts administered for a multitude of clients.
Ms. Coldiron has first hand experience in the "matters at hand" that need to be handled during life changing events, having served as executor trustee for three estates - overseeing all the details of settling the affairs - from the distribution of the estate assets to beneficiaries, to estate and property sales.
"Being a widow myself, I can understand and empathize with all the needs that have to be handled at such a difficult time. Making it easier for others to get through the many details that are very time consuming during such an emotional time is what compelled me to join Matters at Hand."
Ms. Coldiron received her Bachelors in mathematics from UCLA. Before her career in Financial Aid, she spent nine years in computer programming at Pomona College.
Connie Cremin
Ms. Cremin is a proven corporate banking, consumer loan and regulatory compliance attorney with over twenty years of legal experience. Her law expertise spans both federal and state consumer legislation. She is known as a solid contributor to the business process, whose legal counsel has helped lead to client business success.
Ms. Cremin joined the Matters at Hand team because of her intimate knowledge of managing through the death of her father, mother and father-in-law - all within the span of two years. She facilitated all the financial, legal, Social Security, banking, insurance, bill payment issues, as well as the sale of homes. Ms. Cremin was also responsible for the distribution of asset and closure of each estate.
"With two children of my own, having to manage my family's matters was extremely taxing, compounded because of the personal attachment and emotional sadness. It all would have been so much easier, and certainly taken less time, if I had had the benefit of help from a professional and caring service like Matters at Hand. Because of this, I enjoy making the process easier for others." - Connie Cremin
Ms. Cremin received her Bachelors from The University of California, Los Angeles, CA Magna Cum Laude/Phi Beta Kappa. She received her J.D. from Loyola University School of Law, Los Angeles, CA, Dean's List. Admissions: State Bar of California and Supreme Court of Colorado.
Sharon Jurgensen Associate Team Member
Ms. Jurgensen's background spans sales, property management and bookkeeping/organizing. She has had a successful career in each because of her patient diligence, conscientious attention to detail, mastery of computer skills, flexibility, creativity and trustworthiness.
Ms. Jurgensen spent over eight years as the leading Sales Consultant for Fiber-Seal. For over twelve years, Ms. Jurgensen was Property Manager in the commercial, industrial and residential markets. While devoting her time to raising children, Ms. Jurgensen started her own Bookkeeping and Organizing business - setting up computer based personal finance systems for bill paying and bookkeeping. She also makes homes and businesses more efficient by organizing files and personal spaces - which many Matters at Hand clients need.
"It is my desire to help people be more efficient and enjoy their surroundings. I know how beneficial and needed the Matters at Hand services are for people going through a divorce or a death - and the importance of honesty, confidentiality and attention to detail in these types of services."
Ms. Jurgensen received her Bachelors in Science from the University of Southern CA, and has held various Board positions for USC's Trojan League, Community Vice President of Junior League, and President of the Andersen Elementary PTA.
Mary Martini
For the past thirty years, Ms. Martini has divided her time between being Co-owner/Partner of a successful Art Studio in Detroit, MI handling all the business affairs of the company, and involved in and leading a myriad of community and charity efforts. Her endless devotion to helping others spanned being President of the YWCA of Western Wayne County; Co-Founder of the Dearborn, MI Pastoral Counseling Center; and Member of the Bio-Ethics Committee working with Stanford and Wayne Universities legal, medical and community leaders.
Ms. Martini was selected by the Detroit News as her community's Outstanding Volunteer. Such dedication to others makes her a perfect Team Member. Ms. Martini has also been the executor trustee for two estates: "I know first hand of the need for caring and knowledgeable assistance when going through the painful steps of settling estates of friends and family. Heading up the Michigan base of operations for Matters at Hand is so satisfying, because it utilizes my background in business details and the caring work of helping others."
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