Okinawa Chapter

PRESIDENT’S CORNER

Capt Marie Banks

Welcome to the OkinawaChapter of the NNOA.

PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

Greetings Staff, Members and Distinguished Guests! We are kicking this year off on a high note thanks to the commitment and efforts of members past and present. This year we are committed to empowering our chapter through community involvement and a tailored experience for our members and guests to maximize participation and cooperation. In addition to our well-known annual programs we have introduced additional social, networking and fundraising events to build camaraderie, increase mentorship and strengthen community relations from the inside out.

No promotion or appointment comes without responsibility and we stand on the shoulders of giants. We are relying on the collective effort of the team (staff, members and guests) to accomplish the mission of defining what diversity and inclusion means to the Sea Services and promoting and enabling that agenda. We need all hands involved in order to get to the bottom line upfront of what it takes to attract and retain a more diverse officer corps.

I am excited about our chapter and I look forward to meeting and working with you to accomplish the mission this year!

MAILING ADDRESS

PSC 482 Box 2626
FPO, AP 96362

MEETING LOCATION
Monthly meetings are held in the SEAT Classroom, third floor, of the US Naval Hospital, Camp Foster on the 2nd Saturday of every month at 1200. 
CONTACT US

nnoaokinawa@gmail.com

President Capt Marie Banks

Vice President LT Angela Sadosky

Treasurer 1stLt Edward Robinson

Secretary LTJG Janell Green

Membership Director LT Maya Bell

Public Affairs Officer 2ndLt Kadeem Murray

Master-at-Arms 1stLt Miguel Ramirez

Historian 1stLt Jamar Alexander

Chaplain LCDR Raynard Allen

Parliamentarian 1stLt Kareem El

Chapter Advisor Col Stacey Taylor

CHAPTER NEWS & EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS
Bowling Fundraiser – October 27th, 2018
Christmas Party – December 8th, 2018
Annual Glow Run 5K – March 23rd, 2019
Chapter Newsletters

GALLERY

Event Calendar

MISSION STATEMENT

MISSION: To enhance Sea Service operational readiness by providing professional development, mentoring and recruiting in an effort to achieve a diverse officer corps that reflects the demographics of the Nation. GOALS: GOAL 1: Communication Execute a strategic communication plan to disseminate timely and accurate information. GOAL 2: Membership Attract individuals, partners and organizations in support of the mission. GOAL 3: Organizational Efficiency Continuously assess and evaluate structure, processes and effectiveness. GOAL 4: Financial Stability Sustain adequate funding to maintain organizational viability.