Program Idea - Get Organized Month - Presented by NAPO-GPC

Program: Get Organized Month - Presented by NAPO-GPC

Presenters: Various presenters from the National Association of Professional Organizers, Greater Philadelphia Chapter

Organization: NAPO-GPC

Description: The Greater Philadelphia of the National Association of Professional Organizers is the resourcein our area for organizing professionals.

Our members are dedicated to providing organizing services, advice, solutions, and products to clients in coroprate, small business, home office and residential settings. we are specialists in helping our clients to simplify, balance and structure their environment, serving Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Central & Southern New Jersey.

The GO (get organized) Month program offered here will offer solitions for clutter and paper management to help program attendees keep their New Year's resolution. The program may vary somewhat between presenters, but will offer a core of common concepts that participants can immediately apply to their own situation.

Length: 1 hour + q&a

Preferred Maximum Audience size: n/a

Fee: $100

Presenter's Requirements: Projector & Screen, Table for materials display. Some may request a laptop or computer to access their PowerPoints, but most should have their own.

Presenter's Equipments: Will vary by presenter

Which libraries will they present at: ALL!

Program Note: I contacted a member of the NAPO to do a program on "The First Steps to Getting Organized" to present in conjunction with a "New Year's Resolution" themed program series for January.
This has quickly turned into a bit of a bigger fish, because the actual contact turned my information over the the Marketing Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter. She has offered to create a basic program, and work with many different organizers, so that we can provide this program at a minimal cost to any library in Chester County.

If you are unable to afford the entire fee, but would like to have a "New Year's Resolution" program at your library, let me know what you can offer and we'll find the rest.

I have talked in depth with NAPO and they have a clear understanding that this will be a Library geared program and not a NAPO geared program (despite their very NAPO friendly program description)