Clever container was founded in 2006, with the MLM side of the business launching in 2007.

Based out of the US state of Illinois, Clever Container are headed up by Karen Eschebach and Jennifer Weaver.

Absent from the Clever Container website are the exact roles Eschebach and Weaver have in the company, aside from being owners. For some reason there’s no corporate management structure provided anywhere on the Clever Container website.

So the story goes, Eschebach and Weaver (right) met at a Pampered Chef party:

When she became a mother herself, (Karen) began a Clutter Cutters Club for other moms in her Grosse Pointe, Michigan neighborhood.

“We’d get together once a month,” Karen explained, “and I’d help them all with ideas on how to organize their pantries and linen closets. I’d give them an assignment and the next month, they’d come back with before and after pictures.

Sometimes we’d even go to someone’s home and organize a closet, so everyone would learn from the process.”

It wasn’t long before people started asking for more personal attention and Karen found herself with a small business as a professional organizer.

After a corporate career in data processing, where she designed systems to keep information in place, she thought she’d found the perfect way to organize her life as a wife and mother with her desire to work.

With three kids, there weren’t a lot of extra hours in the day, so Jennifer decided to spend a few evenings a week as a direct sales consultant for The Pampered Chef — selling cooking utensils at parties that women in the neighborhood would have in their homes.

And it was at one of those parties, which Karen happened to attend, that the two women’s little side businesses began to merge into one very big idea.

That idea of course was Clever Container, which Eschebach and Weaver have been running ever since.

Read on for a full review of the Clever Container MLM business opportunity.

The Clever Container Product Line

As the name suggests, Clever Contain market a range of storage solutions.

There are far too many products to individually go through here, however a full catalogue (complete with retail pricing) is available from the Clever Container website.

Areas of storage Clever Container sell products to deal with include

travel

auto

office

essential storage (home general)

kitchen

out the door (shopping and errands)

closet

bath

crafts

laundry and

kids

Prices seem pretty reasonable, with most items coming in at under $30 retail.

The Clever Container Compensation Plan

For reasons unknown, the Clever Container compensation plan 
is not
provided on the company website.

The following analysis is from a Clever Container compensation plan document dated July 2014. I believe this is the most recent revision of the plan at the time of publication.

Clever Container Affiliate Ranks

There are ten affiliate ranks within the Clever Container compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteri

🤖 Quick Answer

When was Clever Container founded and when did its MLM business launch?
Clever Container was established in 2006, with the multilevel marketing division commencing operations in 2007. The company is headquartered in Illinois, United States, and is owned by Karen Eschebach and Jennifer Weaver, who met at a Pampered Chef event.

What organizational information is publicly available about Clever Container's leadership?
The Clever Container website lacks detailed information regarding the specific roles of founders Karen Eschebach and Jennifer Weaver beyond their ownership status. Additionally, no formal corporate management structure is documented or disclosed on the company's official website.

How did the founders become involved in the organization and storage industry?
Karen Eschebach initiated the business by establishing a Clutter Cutters Club for mothers in her Grosse Pointe, Michigan neighborhood. The group met monthly to discuss home organization

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