So you may have noticed a “Buzz”y bee theme this week… and I’m having lots of fun with it. So there. Watch this video because it’s awesome – and so is Beekeeper Group, a public affairs firm we <3.
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Maddie Grant, CAE and Lindy Dreyer are strategic consultants at ICF Ironworks.
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I’m obsessed with bees–my whole house is bees! My old company used to be called Beehive Communications
Ooh, we’re all about the bees, too! We just went to a great Mead factory HoneyMakers in Portland Maine, and I’m looking for a bee-related charity to donate a percent of Buzzy sales to. Buzzy decreases pain, but we’re all about creative cross-pollination as well as the ecologically sensitive one. Know any bee-protecting do gooders?
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