Laura Dellutri

Laura Dellutri was a nationally recognized home and lifestyle expert known for her expertise in cleaning, home organization, and entrepreneurship. Dellutri began her career as a residential house cleaner before expanding her business to include commercial cleaning and consulting, where she developed training programs for major janitorial companies. She also created a program titled "How to Start a Cleaning Business," which she taught as a non-accredited course for entrepreneurs at several community colleges.

Dellutri authored four books: "Quick Clean Your Home," "Speed Cleaning 101," "White Couch With KIDS?!" and "The Overworked Mom's Stress Free Homekeeping." Her book "Speed Cleaning 101," published by Meredith Books, led to media tours and television appearances on ABC's "The View," CBS's "The Early Show," "Soap Talk," Discovery Channel, and various local news stations. She was also featured on "The Wendy Williams Show," NBC, FOX, CBS, WB, HGTV, Fine Living, and Style Network. Her cleaning tips and home management advice appeared in magazines such as Real Simple, Good Housekeeping, Oprah Magazine, Redbook, Women's Day, Reader's Digest, and Family Circle.

As a keynote speaker, Dellutri addressed topics including home and decor, personal growth, women in business, and work-life balance. Her approach to home care and entrepreneurship resonated with audiences seeking practical solutions for managing households and businesses.

Dellutri's commitment to community service was influenced by her upbringing in a single-parent household with seven siblings. She founded the Angel Clothing Foundation in memory of her sister Donna, providing free clothing to individuals in need in the Kansas City metropolitan area. The foundation distributed $75,000 worth of clothing and assisted more than 1,000 individuals. Her work with the foundation earned her a nomination for FOX4's Pay It Forward award. Laura Dellutri passed away in May 2025, leaving a legacy in home and lifestyle education, entrepreneurship, and community service.