In this episode you will meet my fantastic guest, Allison Day, who started her company Good Things Done Right from the ground up and turned it into a highly sought-after wine-centric Social Media and Marketing company. Good Things Done Right serving a client list of some of the most well-known, iconic wineries and organizations in …
Have you ever wondered what’s it like to work for one of the most prestigious wineries in the Napa Valley? Well today you’ll meet Amber, Mihna, Director of Global Sales for Staglin Family Vineyard. She’ll share the story of Staglin Family Vineyard as well as her own unique journey in the wine world. Along the …
My very special guests today are both winemakers at the famed Domaine Carneros Winery in the Carneros AVA of Napa Valley. Zak Miller leads the Sparkling Wine team and TJ Evans is in charge of Pinot Noir production. Their journeys into winemaking are quite different but mutually inspiring. They’ll share their wine stories and give …
Every guest we’ve showcased on the show has had an interesting wine journey to share, and today’s guest, Clare Tooley, is no exception. Join us and follow her path from her European roots to becoming a Master of Wine, and ultimately moving to the US as Vice President of Guest Experiences at the Boisset Collection. …
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By Karen Wetzel Has inflation left you with more ‘month’ than ‘money’ these days? Do you find yourself cutting down on coffee runs or grabbing wine from the bottom shelf at the grocery store to save a buck? When the budget gets tight, taking wine classes might feel like a big splurge, but there are …
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When you think of a career in the wine industry do you find yourself dreaming of what it would be like to live and work in a world renowned wine region like Burgundy or Tuscany? If so, this episode is for you. My guest, Emily Lester, aka ParisWineGirl, will share her wine journey that brought …
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One of the things I love most about the wine industry is that it is steeped in history and tradition. Like a steadfast friend that you can count on. But, the other thing I love about the wine industry is that it is constantly evolving and looking toward the future. And in today’s episode, the …
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Today I’m honored to introduce you to Alicia Towns Franken, a veteran of the hospitality industry and Board Member and Mentor at Wine Unify. In this episode I tap her vast experience to discuss a wide range of career opportunities as well as her dedication to advancing diversity at Wine Unify. Be sure to stay …
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Introducing our new Career Series—articles penned by longtime industry expert Karen Wetzel, exploring a wide variety of topics, industry insights, guidance, and tools to help you find your career in wine
Geralyn Brostrom is an instructor in the Wine MBA program at the Wine Business Institute at SSU. She’s also the Developer of the Italian Wine Professional certification program and co-founder of the website ItalianWineCentral.com. And, as if that weren’t enough, she’s a consultant, public speaker, and the author of well-known books – the Business of …
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