Category: Organizing
January 2021 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
As we begin 2021, it seems only fitting that we look to the New Year with hope for the future and better times ahead. We’ve all experienced a range of emotions and feelings, along with varying degre... Read More
December 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
Many of you may remember when I became NAPO President in May of 2019. At that time I asked that you join me in celebrating the value of NAPO, the value of us AND the value we, as NAPO members, bring t... Read More
November 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
We’ve been hearing a lot about 2020 being the year we wish to forget, the one that forever impacted our relationships and changed how we work and play. In hindsight, what does that mean and how do w... Read More
October 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
NAPO 2021 is all about Connections -- Meaningful. Intentional. Lasting. The schedule for NAPO2021, a unique and one of a kind virtual Conference experience, is now available and registration is open. ... Read More
NAPO Leadership: Are You on the Pathway?
Have you ever thought about what it would mean to step out of your comfort zone and try out a greater leadership role? When I was asked to chair the NAPO Nominations and Leadership Committee this year... Read More
September 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
I can’t believe that September is here! Yesterday, someone reminded me that time seems to go faster the older we get. Having recently celebrated another birthday, I’m feeling that, as well as real... Read More
August 2020 Message from the President, Susie Hayman
As I was considering the theme of this month’s message, I went back and re-read my August 2019 one. I wrote about summer as a time of relaxation, vacation, fun, and a time for reflection, a season t... Read More
Embracing the Essentials for COVID-19
Embracing the Essentials for COVID-19 by Kristin DeCou, NAPO Member since 2017. Many of us are getting organized and helping others put their things in order. But what do we prioritize first? Our coll... Read More