Today I am speaking with a woman who has become a trusted teacher of RV inspectors. Next month she is hosting a symposium in Oklahoma just for women.

Brenda Puckett is the founder of Queen Bee RV. Her business is focused on helping women to gain confidence, skills and peace-of-mind in the RV lifestyle.

Brenda is a certified RV inspector and instructor with the National RV Training Academy. She has spent years working directly with RV owners who feel unsure or intimidated by the technical side of RVing.

Along the way, she noticed a growing trend. Women are increasingly becoming the primary drivers, planners and decision-makers in RV travel, yet many feel they are expected to sit on the sidelines when it comes to understanding how their rigs work.

That gap is what led Brenda to create Queen Bee RV and ultimately the Queen Bee RV Symposium for Women. The event takes place March 11-15 at Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert, Okla.

It is a women-led, education-focused event designed to provide hands-on training, trusted information and a supportive community for women at every stage of RV ownership.

In this conversation, Brenda explains why in-person education matters, how confidence changes everything for women in the RV space, and what makes her symposium different from a traditional RV rally.

If there was one clear theme throughout our conversation, it is that confidence comes from understanding how your RV actually works.

Brenda shared why hands-on learning in a supportive environment can make a huge difference for women, whether they are brand new to RVing, returning after time away or already experienced, but want to know even more.

She talked about the importance of trusted education to learn about systems like electrical, water and propane.

By having the confidence to ask questions, women can make good buying decisions and handle day-to-day RV life without intimidation.

The Queen Bee RV Symposium for Women blends education, community and fun while creating space for women to learn from other women who work in the RV industry.

To learn more about Brenda or the Queen Bee RV Symposium, visit queenbeerv.com. You can find details about the symposium, online courses, educational resources and upcoming events in the drop-down menus.

Space is limited for attending the symposium, so be sure to register today for the event that takes place March 11-15 at Sequoyah State Park in Hulbert, Okla.

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