If you've read **Bee Wise - 12 Leadership Lessons from Inside a Busy Hive** and would like to talk about it or you've not read it yet and would like to learn more come and join us.

Some of the 12 Guest Writers will join us online too.

We will focus on the three chapters and themes from Spring;
1\. Organisational Design: A working Hive
2\. Communication: The Waggle Dance
3\. Creativity: Pollination

SPRING
Spring is the beginning of the annual cycle for the bees and the beekeeper. The queen will start to lay eggs as soon as the temperature begins to rise and the first telltale white blossom of the blackthorn bush appears in hedgerows in Europe. From that point the bees are in full growth phase, building combs, rearing young, foraging for nectar and pollen and starting to make honey.

Inside corporate life, the new year and spring are also the time for growth and development. Goals may be defined and budgets set.

To learn more about the project, the charity or to by the book, see the link here;

https://beewisebook.com

Everyone welcome to join us online for this interactive session.

Philip Atkinson

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