OM DENNE EPISODE
If you give your time to volunteering for trade organizations like the Grape Growers or Vintners in your area, are you guaranteed to sell your winery? Karen Cakebread and Carol Collison talk about the professional benefits of this type of philanthropic work. Karen tells the story of how, after many years of networking, she sold her Ziata wine brand to Trinchero Family Estates after a casual conversation at the Grape Growers fundraiser: Stomp.
https://www.napagrowers.org/#gsc.tab=0
https://www.farmworkerfoundation.org/
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Sponsor: Global Wine Partners https://www.globalwinebank.com/
Music: Nate Collison
Logo Photography: John Corcoran
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