Thank You, NAPS Officers and Advocates
Thank You, NAPS Officers and Advocates
By John Aceves
Former NAPS Secretary/Treasurer
NAPS officers and advocates are an embodiment of “command presence” and genuine leadership, integrating these attributes into their roles and responsibilities. Their leadership qualities are not confined to a singular role, but to various roles and responsibilities they undertake.
A “command presence” is an essential quality for a NAPS officer and advocate. This trait involves projecting confidence, ability and decisiveness, which inspires trust and respect. It is about being visible, approachable and capable of making sound decisions, even under pressure. It’s also about having a presence reflective of the ability to lead by example, address challenges head-on and maintain composure in complex situations while representing members.
Other attributes of command presence in representation is having self-assurance that enables you to communicate effectively and assertively, making prompt and informed decisions and demonstrating reliability and efficiency for your members. It also embodies maintaining a strong presence in your local branch and NAPS organization, ensuring your leadership is recognized and respected with postal leadership.
These qualities encompass a range of skills and characteristics that enable you to lead effectively, foster collaboration and drive results. A clear and strategic interpretation of representing members guides your actions and inspires others that enables you to understand and consider the perspectives and needs of your members, promoting a supportive environment. Effective communication is a trademark of your leadership, facilitating clear and open dialogue.
Whether leading as an officer, engaging with members or representing your local branch at NAPS events, your influence is noticeable. You build relationships with USPS leadership through communication and problem-solving.
As a NAPS officer and advocate, you demonstrate command presence and leadership in your role. Your confidence, decisiveness, integrity, vision and empathy contribute to your effectiveness and the success of NAPS.
Again, thank you, for taking on the role of NAPS officer and advocate.
Hasta luego.