Susanna Newton, executive director of the Society of Organized Services (SOS). (Peter McCully photo)

Susanna Newton, executive director of the Society of Organized Services (SOS). (Peter McCully photo)

PODCAST: A discussion with Susanna Newton, executive director of Society of Organized Services

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On this edition of PQBeat, Susanna Newton, Executive Director of the SOS, the Society of Organized Services, speaks with host Peter McCully about SOS plans for 2023.

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