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Pieter Bouterse Studio Founder to Retire After 40+ Years; Seeks Successor to Continue Legacy
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Premier floral decor and event design company, serving large corporates and discerning families for over 40 years.

CLEVELAND - Washingtoner -- Pieter Bouterse, founder of the renowned event décor firm Pieter Bouterse Studio, has announced plans to retire after more than 43 years in business. Having built one of Northeast Ohio's premier floral and event design ateliers, Bouterse now seeks a qualified successor to take over the company and extend its legacy of excellence in event design. The decision marks the culmination of a distinguished career defined by artistry, innovation, and a commitment to exceeding client expectations.

Celebrating Four Decades of Event Design Excellence

Pieter Bouterse Studio has been a leader in creating bespoke weddings, corporate events, and a wide array of other memorable celebrations in Northeastern Ohio and beyond. Corporate and private clients have found tremendous satisfaction in the studio's perfectionist, personalized approach. The firm's services encompass all aspects of event décor—its expert in-house team curates customized experiences that include elegant floral designs displayed with a vast inventory of refined tabletop accoutrements,  including custom-sewn linens, in-house handmade props, backdrops and custom draping, lighting and room layout design, as well as custom dance floors, ensuring every detail of a client's vision for a comprehensive hospitality is brought to life.

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Pieter Bouterse Studio's work has ranged from intimate celebrations to high-profile events. The repeat clients include many benefits for major non-profit organizations with relationships that span, decades. Design and logistics layouts are the backbone for private client events as well - weddings, celebrations of all sizes and denominations in locations around the northeast corridor have provided the word-of-mouth basis for the studio's portfolio expansion. Bouterse's trend-setting design vision and extensive global sourcing of premium perishable products and high-end inventories have cemented the studio's status as an icon in the Northern Ohio region and beyond.

"It has been an absolute honor and delight to create personalized celebrations for our incredible clients over the past four decades," said Pieter Bouterse, reflecting on his upcoming retirement. "Being able to get up every day, knowing that we have earned the trust of our clients to actualize unique and personalized celebrations for some of the most important moments of their lives, has been profoundly fulfilling. I am immensely grateful to our clients, industry partners, and dedicated staff for their trust and friendship. Now it's time to pass the torch to someone who will cherish this studio's legacy and continue delivering excellence for years to come."

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To ensure a smooth transition and sale of the business, Bouterse has enlisted the services of Jim Myers of GearWorks Capital to search for a new owner. Myers will handle inquiries from interested parties - contact Jim Myers at (216) 600-8665.

Bouterse also reassures current clients that all existing bookings and upcoming events will be fulfilled with the studio's trademark creativity and attention to detail. The Pieter Bouterse Studio team remains fully engaged and will continue to operate "business as usual" during the changeover. Learn more about this opportunity, visit www.gearworkscapital.com

Contact
Jim Myers
***@gearworkscapital.com


Source: GearWorks Capital

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