Here's an opportunity to be recognized for your accomplishments.  We are inviting you to publish an article in your professional area of expertise.  Click here for more information:

As you know it has always been NAPM-MD’s objective to give our membership the opportunity to develop their professional skills.

We want to introduce a new column in our website that will be authored by you, the membership.

We are inviting you to publish an article in your professional area of expertise.

You don’t have to be a published author to write articles. You just have to find a topic that interests you. How do you get started? You are already a writer if you write proposals, letters of intent or send out e-mails. Chances are some of your e-mails contain the backbone of a potential article. Consider what has been happening with your job or how you have responded to a supplier issue. Maybe you can share how you successfully resolved a situation or how you have been offered a job as the result of a great resume. Talk about something that you are passionate about.

Your article should be between one to four paragraphs.  In addition, if you want to include an attachment with a more complete article, you may include it as a separate e-mail to the web master  at webmaster@napm-md.org.  Please refrain from using copyrighted information - articles should be original in content. 

Your insight will benefit our membership as well as help you expand your professional credentials. Published articles can be an excellent source of professional exposure.

If you would like to submit an article, click on this Submit an Article link  to get started.  You can cut & paste content into the form if your article is already saved as a Word Document.

Don’t pass up this opportunity. Get busy and be the first to publish in the NAPM-MD website.

Katia Moraes, C.P.M.,

Vice President - NAPM Metro Detroit

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Past Articles and Board Letters

“NAPM reserves the right to accept or reject any and all submissions, and has the sole discretion to determine the order in which articles get published.  Articles are considered the personal expression of the author and are not necessarily endorsed by the NAPM-MD board.”