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February 21, 2024

Planning has begun for Session 2 of the BOLD Predictions: Wine Industry Leadership Conference series, which will broadcast on April 10, 2024. We would like your feedback to ensure we're covering the topics that's most important to you! Please complete this 2 minute survey. Your input helps to make these events better every year! Take Survey
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Event Type: Webinar
Location: Webinar
Date: 1/17/2024

2024 Presenting Series Sponsor: Session 1: Four Takes on Twentyfour Date & Time: Wednesday, January 17th – 10:00 AM (PT) Kicking off the 2024 edition of Bold Predictions, titled “Four Takes on Twentyfour”, we are bringing back moderator Damien Wilson, Hamel Family Faculty Chair of Wine Business Institute and panelists Dale Stratton, Managing Director / Azur Associates, Philana Bouvier, President / Demeine Estates and Bourcard Nesin, Industry Analyst / Rabobank. Joining last year’s panel will be Chris Bitter, Senior Wine & Grape Analyst / Terrain all there to revisit some of last year’s “Bold Predictions” along with sharing their insights and thoughts on what we can expect for our industry in the year ahead. Register Now Session Panel: Session Sponsor: Supporting Sponsor:
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On February 9, 2022, Wine Industry Network (WIN) is hosting its inaugural Wine Industry Leadership Conference—a virtual conference inspired by the challenges industry professionals in leadership positions are currently facing. Despite all the difficulties experienced over the last two years, the wine industry has persevered, businesses have evolved. We are stronger, more resilient. The key to this success: understanding the current economic climate and best practices for maintaining a modern wine business. This year’s conference topics include: Economic Forecast – What to Expect in 2022 Talent Retention – Keeping A Strong Team Intact Successfully Transitioning Your Winery to New Leadership “The past 20 months have certainly presented plenty of challenges for our industry. As we head into 2022, it appears there may be more of the same but, as we’ve witnessed, there’s no shortage of success stories either,” stated George
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