
Foundationally better bee frames.
Years of research led us to determine that existing foundations lacked in accuracy and quality. Cell walls were too thick, cell volumes were too small, and coatings consisted of unhealthy, slum beeswax.
Our proprietary process and strong relationships have allowed us to create a foundation that more closely mimics the comb produced in nature, while utilizing only the healthiest, highest-quality materials.
The result? A more affordable, more productive foundation for every beekeeper.
Managing Partner
Jeff Johnson
Jeff Johnson’s role is all-encompassing, heading up the leadership team for Premier Bee. Formerly a CEO and business owner, Jeff is our lead on all product innovation and sales. Jeff resides with his family (and dogs) in Sioux Falls, SD.
Managing Partner
Mark Heiden
Mark Heiden’s deep background in engineering has directed the manufacturing process for all products at Premier Bee. After moving throughout the Midwest for his career, Mark has settled down with his wife in Sioux Falls, SD.
Managing Partner
Brad Snyders
A long-time business partner with Jeff, Brad Snyders manages all of the company finances for Premier Bee, working with customers and vendors alike to drive fiscal performance. Brad lives and works with his family in Sioux Falls, SD.
Managing Partner
Paul Schock
Paul Schock’s successful background in private equity has given him opportunities to own and steward land throughout the Midwest, making him a known land conservationist. Paul is a partner at Bird Dog Equity Partners in Sioux Falls, SD.
Less money, more honey.
Jeff’s passion for innovation, Brad’s financial savvy, Mark’s eye for design, and Paul’s heart for helping . . .
Together, our team works hard to make things better — for the industry, for the beekeepers, and for the bees.
