Organizing, Hoarding & Cluttering

#NAPO (National Assoc. of Professional Organizers)
Jeanne Shorr – Founder

• napo.net/NAPOHistory 
• Los Angeles NAPO
• Watch Video on how NAPO was started

The National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO), launched in 1983 by a small group of women in Los Angeles, now boasts 4,000 members who go into homes, help owners figure out what’s worth keeping and push them to purge the rest.

1983 – A group working as professional organizers began to meet informally in Los Angeles and decided to give their meetings a name, the Association of Professional Organizers (APO).

1985 – The association formalized by electing officers, who later that year would be named the founding members: Beverly Clower, Stephanie Culp, Ann Gambrell, Maxine Ordesky, and Jeanie Shorr.

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