Diversity
Diversity continues to be a popular term in today’s society. If you were to Google the word, it has over...
About Terry
Terry Lieberman-Smith has been actively involved with bees, beekeeping, and local beekeeping associations for over 15 years. She has held a variety of leadership positions in both the local and state level beekeeping associations. Terry understands the importance of clean pollinator habitat and enrolled part of her property in CRP to ensure that not only the bees in her apiary, but all pollinators in the area have a haven for forage. Terry holds an undergraduate degree in business, along with an MBA specializing in Logistics. She incorporates her business background, leadership skills, and interest in sustainable beekeeping practices to help strengthen the beekeeping community and develop partnerships with other like-minded groups.
Keeping Busy- At home and on-line
Mar 23, 2020
An “news” anchor commented that due to their governor’s request for the residents to stay at home, the anchor was...
Keeping Busy- Part II
Mar 20, 2020
On the news last night someone paraphrased a quote from Winston Churchill – Never waste a crisis. We all have...
Keeping Busy – Easy Family Projects- Seed Balms
Mar 18, 2020
Seed balms are the solution for pollinator food deserts, for adding a bit of extra color to your garden, and...
Volunteers: Starting Off On The Right Foot
Jan 22, 2020
From first impression until the last day volunteering (hopefully many years in the future); the success of the volunteer is in the hands of the leadership.
Leadership Styles Not to Copy
Jan 21, 2020
We have all experienced how leadership can make or break any association. Here are a few leadership styles that may not seem to negatively impact a club, but are sure signs of future problems.