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beth krasna

Location: GenèveSwitzerland

Hometown: Not added yet

Meetup Member since: March 2, 2006

beth krasna is a member of Geneva Area Pond Club

Member of this Meetup Group since: March 3, 2006
Title: Meeting Host 3 times

Introduction: Hello, I'm a chemical engineer by training with an MBA. Have worked a lot in industry, venture capital, and am now an independent board member. I coach start-ups as a hobby. Just ran an ethics project (Thinking Ethics published by Profile Books
How did you learn about our Geneva Area Pond Club? Please specify the web site or bulletin board location or person from whom you learned about us. Will you tell any friends interested in ponds about us too? Membership and meetings are all free.: surfing the web for koi and ponds
Which topics would you like to hear discussed at our next meeting? Have you submitted your RSVP yet to let us know whether or not you can attend the upcoming meeting? Click to get full details under "Upcoming Group Events" on our Welcome page.: No answer yet
Would you like to get some goldfish or aquatic plants from Suzanne and Peter for your own pond? Do you have any fish or plants you'd like to offer to other members?: No answer yet
If you already have a pond, how would you describe its size and appearance? What kind of plants and fish inhabit the pond? If you don't yet have a pond, would you like to learn how to create one? Can you offer (or do you need) any pond equipment?: It's about 8m by 3, but not regular shaped - with two deeper ends (about 85cm), and about 50cm deep in the middle. Lots of plants around the edges, and two water lillies and some reeds and papyrus in the water.
In what town near Geneva do you live? Can you host one of our informal get-togethers there? Simple snacks and beverages are all we expect, but if you want to make our get-together a bigger party, should we all bring a dish to share?: I would love to host when my pond is ready (still a work in progress)