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Beth Ellen Holimon
Beth
Ellen Holimon has a broad
professional background with expertise ranging
from non-profit fund raising and management to
business plan development. As a past
executive director, development director and
financial advisor, Beth Ellen’s unique
fifteen years of experience is ideal for communicating detailed
organizational and financial information to a
wide range of audiences. Beth Ellen has
procured millions of dollars through grants for
non-profit organizations in the areas of human
services, health, education and technical
assistance in a period of three fiscal years.
She also has extensive experience writing annual
reports, business plans and marketing materials
for both the profit and non-profit arenas.
Ms. Holimon holds an M.A. from the
University of South Florida and her B.A. from the University of Colorado.
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Paul
Holimon - Principal Editor
Paul Holimon has
edited published work from diverse
institutions such as the Florida Center for
Community Design and Research and Louisiana
State University's School of Landscape Architecture.
As co-chair of the accreditation committee
at Gateway Charter High School in Fort
Myers, Paul helped the school earn
accreditation in less than two years. He
shares his literary skills with his students
at Golden Gate High School in Naples,
Florida, where he enjoys his fifth year
teaching English language arts. As an
educator, Paul views his profession as an
opportunity to promote peace and
civic-mindedness via literacy and critical
inquiry. He earned his B.A. in creative
writing at the University of South Florida
and his M.A. in education at Louisiana State
University.
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Scott Dunlap
Scott Dunlap has 25 years experience in
communications, business development, and
operations management in both the private and
public sectors. He managed a wide variety of
written communication for the City of Boston for
14 years. As Deputy Director of Government
Relations, he led interdepartmental management
teams in developing state and federal grant
proposals. Later, as Director of Operations for
the Mayor’s Office, Scott implemented policy
directives and other communications between the
Mayor’s Office and 60 city departments for a
city with a workforce of 18,000 and an annual
budget of $1.3 billion. Additionally, Scott has
provided communication, strategic planning and
site management for national and regional
political campaigns. He excels in the
development of key messages and integrated
branding strategies. Scott’s detail-oriented
personality led him to Bee Write to focus on his
specialties in grant writing, speech writing,
press relations, and editing. Scott attended
Emerson College in Boston and is a graduate of
the Harvard Business School’s Program for
Management Development.
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Hannah
Brenkert-Smith
Hannah Brenkert-Smith has
been writing grants for research agendas for
over five years and has obtained funds from
federal agencies including the U.S. Forest
Service and the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency. She has extensive experience writing
research synopses and reports, has multiple
publications in peer reviewed journals, and has
been a fellow at the National Academies of
Science. She also has dedicated a great deal of
time and effort to domestic and international
volunteer efforts that contribute to social
justice and environmental protection. Hannah
holds a B.A. from the University of Colorado, an
M.A. from San Francisco State University, and is
a doctoral candidate at the University of
Colorado.
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