Construction Career Collaborative’s Post

🐝✨ Buzzing with Purpose at Mayfair CTE! 🌟🔧 Wondering why the bee is gracing our new shop shirts? Allow me to shed some light on our choice! 🌞 The bee hive symbolizes more than just insects—it represents industry, unity, and a shared vision. Just like the diligent bees working together towards a common goal, we at Mayfair CTE are all about teamwork and collaboration. 🌼💼 Our aim? To be the absolute best CTE trades program in @philly_schools. And we’re not just talking about individual success—we’re talking about everyone coming together in peace and harmony to achieve greatness. 🏆🤝 So, when you see the bee on our shirts, remember: it’s a symbol of industry, teamwork, and our unwavering commitment to excellence. Together, we’re building a hive of success! 🐝🛠️ #MayfairCTE #BeeSymbolism #Industry #Teamwork #CTEeducation #BuildingSuccess 🌟🔨

Out and about over the next couple of days. Wednesday morning will be the Group GTI Breakfast News and Thursday will be a trip up to Knebworth for RecFest UK with the Imperial College Business School Employer Relations Team - Anita Borkowska, Emma Forsyth, Kendall Murphy and Nan D.. Let me know if you're around at either and we'll catch up! #ibcareers #imperialmeansbusiness #bnews24 #recfestuk #earlytalent #earlycareers #emergingtalent #talentacquisition #graduaterecruitment

I PLEDGE my HEAD to clearer thinking, my HEART to greater loyalty, my HANDS to larger service, and my HEALTH to better living, for my family, my club, my community, my country and my world. This is the 4-H Pledge that youth and adults recite at the opening of each meeting. In the spirit of that pledge to clearer thinking, we ask “is there a future for 4-H in Sherburne County?” Last summer, the 4-H horse project funded and painted the barns to freshen them up for fair. Imagine the disappointment as everything the kids worked to prepare for was deluged with rain through the failing roofs on the horse barns as several waves of extreme weather occurred during fair week. The normal flurry of excitement was replaced with an all-out scramble to shift horses to higher ground and wait out the storm while also scrambling to save thousands of dollars’ worth of hay, feed, show clothes, tack and equipment. This is one of many issues that need to be addressed to deal with aging infrastructure and the future of the county fairgrounds. The county has indicated at various times the desire to sell and redevelop the property the fairground occupies. That constant fear of being evicted from the fairgrounds has not served the best interests of the youth or the community at large. Sherburne County businesses and residents are overwhelmingly supportive of 4-H programming when made aware of needs and how they can help. But who will invest in updating and improving the aging infrastructure of a fairgrounds under constant threat of eviction and redevelopment of the property? If the long-range plan is to relocate the fairgrounds, then please, let us begin the dialogue to plan out a timeline and details for beginning that endeavor. We need to at least work together to solve the immediate issues to serve our youth of today as well as plan for the future of our youth. If you fail to plan, you plan to fail. Please, let us not fail our youth any longer. ~ Families of Sherburne County 4-H Note: this letter was sent to all Sherburne County commissioners. The purpose of this post is to raise awareness of safety issues at the Sherburne County fairgrounds. The video captures the July 22, 2023 storm at the county fair and a failing roof leaking into one of the tack/hay stalls. #safety #4H #fair #itsforthekids #horses Please contact your Sherburne County representative and let them know action is needed https://lnkd.in/gcwtPM3J

Sure, you're just getting back into the swing of high school after a nice winter break, but if you're serious about a #collegesports career, you need to be making summer plans. Camps are key for recruiting in some sports. The 6 camps you should consider if you want to play college #lacrosse: https://bit.ly/3S78gya #collegerecruiting #lax #collegelacrosse

HURRY, HURRY, HURRY! You only have until April 1st to sign up for 'Award Winning' — the new mini-course from Sophie Milliken MBE and Lisa Johnson. 'Award Winning' unlocks ALL the mysteries of award application: 🤯 How are you supposed to know which award is right for you?  🤷♀️ Which ones are respected and trusted among your peers?  🔍 Where do you start? 🤔 What do they want from you? To discover the answers to these questions — AND MORE — sign up to 'Award Winning' right now! You'll find a handy link in the comments below: #awards #winning #awardapplication

How to build excitement and anticipation for your county or state fair

"Everything ranks below 'are you breathing or not?'" I recently had the opportunity to attend a keynote by professional fisherman, John Hoyer Wisconsin Lutheran College. Hoyer is the only angler with three National Walleye Tour Championship first-place finishes. He is also coming off his first Angler of the Year title. His working career started with cutting the grass and shoveling snow at church. After an unsuccessful stint at North Dakota State University for civil engineering, he turned his summer job of carpentry into a full-time profession. Eighteen years later, he left that steady income and took a leap of faith to pursue his dream of becoming a full-time professional angler on TV. Given all Hoyer's successes, my biggest takeaway had nothing to do with his accolades. Instead, it was a personal philosophy he shared with us that he developed while his late mother was going through cancer treatments: "Everything ranks below 'are you breathing or not?'" That phrase underscores the paramount importance of life itself over all other concerns or priorities. It's a potent reminder to prioritize well-being, to cherish the gift of life, and to seize each moment with purpose. Reflect on this truth. Embrace its power. Let it ignite your passion and drive. Focus on what truly matters - your core values. Because in the end, being truly alive is the ultimate achievement. #Fishing #Values

Proud to B® We're proud to be a certified B Corp. But what does that mean? B Corps, including Trampoline Design, are for-profit companies that meet high standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability. It means that we're committed to being a force for good: to being inclusive, to being impactful in our communities, and to bringing good design to others with respect, transparency, and value. Working as "a force for good" is more important than ever. We stand behind that. https://lnkd.in/gsBTy7pk

🏔️ The Golbon Spring Conference in Denver has officially kicked off! Swing by booth 406 to chat with our team of experts and get answers to any questions you have! What are you most excited to learn about at the #GolbonSpringConference? #Golbon #SpringConference #GolbonGoesToDenver

At R-MA, our athletic programs are designed to build both physical strength and character. Whether on the field or the court, our student-athletes learn the importance of teamwork, resilience, and determination. ⚾ Learn more about the power of our YellowJackets: https://hubs.li/Q02Qh_p70