Who or what is your inspiration in business?

My vision for Bee the Remedy began with the Heroes to Hives apiculture program, where I fell in love with bees and saw how critical pollinators are to our food supply. That spark grew through Service to CEO, which gave me the entrepreneurial mindset to turn passion into action, and deepened at the Rodale Institute where I’m studying organic agriculture and education. I’m living the mission: to supporting declining bee populations with flow hives, restoring habitats through pollinato

How do you stay motivated?

The original vision for Bee the Remedy came from working with bees in the Heroes to Hives program and realizing how much we depend on pollinators. Service to CEO taught me how to turn that passion into a sustainable business, and my ongoing studies at Rodale Institute keep me grounded in organic practices and education. Every day on my homestead — watching bees return, orchard trees bloom — reminds me why this matters. When obstacles appear, I picture families learning to be more sus

What would you do with the $25,000?

The $25,000 would seed-fund the original vision I had through Heroes to Hives and strengthened through Service to CEO and Rodale Institute: 9 flow hives and apiary supplies to support declining pollinator populations, equipment and supplies for my orchard and 6 pollinator gardens, Tesla solar and Powerwall for off-grid operations, and initial geodome kits for year-round production and education. Leading to eco friendly products and less reliance on an unsustainable system..