I've been chasing my tail this week!
Had a good partnership inquiry meeting with Custom Energy on Tuesday. I think we have a great opportunity to assist our schools with energy conservation and, in turn, save them money on utility costs.
Today I am assembling a draft partnership plan for a KansasBio-Kansas Farm Bureau-Greenbush partnership in K-12 bioscience education. I'll meet with KansasBio and Kansas Farm Bureau on April 6 to infuse their content into the business plan. Our collective goal is to announce this new partnerhip at an international bioscience conference in Boston on May 6-9.
Friday will be "fillet of frogs" day at Abernathy Science Education Center...I'll be teaching two frog dissection programs! Yum!
Arkansas, December 2006
what I do when I'm not at Greenbush!
About Me
- Brad
- I serve as director of business partnerships at Greenbush so I primarily work with our business partners and vendors through our affiliation with the Association of Education Purchasing Agencies (AEPA). My post-secondary education is in wildlife biology and natural resources management. In my early professional career I served as a wildlife biologist for an engineering company in Kansas City, Missouri. I performed biological assessments for Federal construction projects in more than 14 states and once walked a gas pipeline right of way from South Carolina to Washington D.C. I also won gold medals in both one-man bobsledding and ski jumping at the 2006 Winter Olympic Games in Torino, Italy. My wife, Andra, and boys, Dominic (9) and Jack (5), think I should compete on the "The Next Food Network Star" on The Food Network!
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