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As part of the importer series, Yi Xin Ong, Managing Partner of KOT Selections in Singapore, provides an international perspective. From Singapore's 2-3,000 active importers for the small island to the impact of international media, Yi Xin describes how KOT navigates the importing, distributing, and retailing of its portfolio of winegrowers.  Detailed Show Notes: Background Founded KOT in 2011 - they couldn't get the wines they were buying in Singapore, three partnersWork w/ 57 winegrowers, mainly in Europe, 6 in the USSingapore wine market (~6M population, ~20% Muslim - don't drink)No 3-tier system, no gov't monopolyIt is a pretty open market, like the UKMany players are vertically integrated - import, distribute, retail - with lots of captive distributors and retailersVery low barriers to entry - founded KOT in 2 months for S$200 to get licensing and paperworkHorizontally spread - ~2-3,000 active importers (in 2011, ~700 importers, mainly focused on Australia/NZ with either big brands or high-scoring wines)Two casinos / integrated resorts provided the spark for other wines (e.g., Marina Bay Sands opened in 2011)Generally, 1-1.5 generations behind the UK and US wine marketsTook inspiration from other importers - Kermit Lynch (CA), Louis / Dressner (NY), Yapp Brothers (UK Rhone Specialists) - importing wines others were notYapp - focused on winegrowersDressner - spent a lot of wine visiting growers, good storytellingKermit Lynch - newsletters (1970s) were key to storytelling for the wine growersStorytelling is critical to standing out in a crowded marketSourcing strategy - most wineries they bought from personally (90%) were not represented in SingaporeInformal rule - 5 visits to winegrowers between the three partners before they importBroad portfolios - easier to serve clients and fulfill their needsFocused portfolios - clearer story and differentiationOptimal portfolio size - ~50-70 to give each winegrower ~1 week/year of focusKOT differentiationMarket knowledgeLinks to trade, client baseTrust of the people (have only signed one contract, mainly handshake deals, exclusive relationships) -> been burnt occasionally with generational changeBuild brands in Singapore - a very organic approachGet the right people to taste them - professionals, and influencers / Key Opinion Leaders (“KOL”)Host tastings every year, even for highly allocated wines (e.g., Pierre Gonon)KOLs can drive demandInt'l media have a strong influence - English is the primary languageMore important than local mediaOnly the top few have an impact - The Wine Advocate (Robert Parker), Jancis Robinson (less emphasis on scores, more on editorial content)Robert Parker had a big impact on the local market; a Singaporean bought the company100-point scores can drive sales spikesConsumer data/reviews can start trends, increasingly importantVivino, Wine-Searcher, CellarTracker, Instagram75% wholesale, 25% direct-to-consumer sales (mainly e-commerce)Private clients saw KOT through the pandemicTrade is vital for tourist demandSingaporean wine trendsNew regions increasing, Japanese and Chinese winesValue increasing - ~$20-30 retail, ~$5-10 FOBThe low/no alcohol trend is not a thing yetRose has never been a trend Get access to library episodes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm excited to share my conversation with Annie Dressner surrounding music and photography. During our chat, Annie unveils her background being a songwriter and photographer, a parallel she draws between songs and pictures, her appreciation for art in general, how she documents touring through photography, her songwriting process, inspiration for her music, writing both autobiographical songs and ones about others' lives, details about her current and upcoming releases, and more. It was a delight having Annie on the show, so I hope you love listening. Are you enjoying Write on Track? Do you have a topic suggestion for an episode? Would you like to be a guest? Email me at writeontrackpodcast@gmail.com. Also, I'd love to connect with you. My official website is http://demimschwartz.com, and you can find me on Twitter at http://twitter.com/demimschwartz, Instagram at http://instagram.com/demimschwartz, and Facebook at http://facebook.com/demimschwartz. Thank you so much for listening. Until next time, stay “write on track!”

You know that we are Covid-safe folks and advocate for a society that should take the Coco seriously, but there's so much propaganda, misinformation, ignorance and such around the Novel Coronavirus that we've found it very difficult to navigate the world in 2023 and know how to live in a way that protects us and others from a virus that can potentially fuck up your body permanently.A bit ago, we said offhandedly in an intro that if we had any listeners that were epidemiologists, we'd love to ask some questions about what is safe to do these days. See a movie? Go grocery shopping? Leave the house? We have a VERY literate audience, and a number of epidemiologists listen apparently because we got a number of offers. The first person to reach out was one of our guests today epidemiologist Zoe Spieler, a listener, and her friend Michelle Dressner, another epidemiologist.Even though initially, they were just going to answer our questions privately, a lot of listeners reached out and wanted to know the answers as well, so we asked Zoe and Michie if they'd mind us recording the convo and putting it out as a bonus, and they were game! First of all, HUGE THANKS to them for doing this, and second of all, GIANT THANKS TO THEM because not only did they answer our questions, but Zoe and Michie did a broad survey of the scientific literature first! We get into the current state of the scientific consensus around the Coco, what are the current suggested safe procedures, and a lot of other stuff, including why so many people have lost their goddamn minds these days! Hopefully this will help you as you decide what to do for the holidays!Support the show on Patreon (two extra exclusive episodes a month!) or pre-order a new t-shirt or get a discounted old shirt! And why not leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts? Or Spotify? It takes less than a minute! Plus! Check out Andy's old casiopop band's lost album! And check out CT clips on YouTube! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jason chats with artists performing at Deepdale Festival 2023, about their creative process, gigging and life as a musician.00:00 - Introduction00:57 - Deepdale Podcast Theme by Jess Morgan02:00 - The Leisure Society (Performing Saturday)12:04 - Lives Unwound by The Leisure Society13:34 - Annie Dressner (Performing Saturday)20:40 - I've Always Been Like This by Annie Dressner22:12 - Alex Hawkins (Performing Friday)32:06 - Biro Blue by Alex Hawkins33:42 - John Ward Trio (Performing Friday)42:05 - Adrift by John Ward TrioFor information on Deepdale Festival 2023, including programme and ticket information, please visit deepdalecamping.co.uk/festival/Thanks for listening to this podcast. You can find all previous episodes on any good podcast app or directory by searching Deepdale Podcast, or find your right provider using our Linkt.ree - linktr.ee/deepdalepodcast

Just a few years into their syndication business but with many years in the construction and SFR space these guys jumped right into syndication with an intent to go big by seeking institutional partners. Today I asked them to break down that process of starting with institutional capital and explain what it looks like! https://equityyieldgroup.com/

Annie Dressner's new album is called 'Coffee at the Corner Bar' which they've worked with Producer Paul Goodwin and notably there's also have a co-write with Matthew Caws (Nada Surf) on the tune 'Midnight Bus'. Nearly a decade ago they moved from New York City to the UK, where from Cambridge they had this extended chat. Show Notes: https://radionotespodcast.com/episodes/annie-dressner/    

"Every track in the mix is making its Ladies Skate Only debut. The show opens with KIT, the solo project of Katie Wighton of All Our Exes Live in Texas. The song "King Size Bed" was co-written with Jenny Owen Youngs! Kissy (Sasha Ortiz) is a former backing vocalist for Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley, and The Kills. She's now moving front a center with her solo project Kissy and independently releasing pure indie/pop goodness. She just dropped a fun new single called "Ever Enough" and we've got it for you! This week, Anna McClellan announced her new album "I saw first light" which is slated for a November 20th release on Father/Daughter Records. The first single "Desperate" dropped this week and it's in today's mix. Annie Dressner's new album "Coffee at the Corner Bar" was released last week and we're playing a track from it called "Midnight Bus" which was co-written and features Matthew Caws of Nada Surf. Plus: -New music out of Australia from Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys who just dropped their latest single "5am" from their forthcoming album. It's slated for a November release. -LCG and the X are in the mix with a tune from their self-titled album. It dropped in March but we just got our hands on it! -Tada! out of Boston join in with a psychedelic dream pop track from their debut EP. -We've got the latest single from Arlo Parks and lots, lots more for you to enjoy! 00:00 - Emily 02:05 - King Size Bed - KIT 04:54 - Change My Mind - Liza Anne 07:28 - Desperate - Anna McClellan 09:27 - That Emotion - Hannah Georgas 13:37 - Ever Enough - Kissy 17:01 - Emily 19:03 - 5am - Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys 21:43 - Hurt - Arlo Parks 25:16 - Love Is Love - Dolly Valentine 28:45 - Moon Shots - Merce Lemon 31:11 - Midnight Bus (feat. Matthew Caws) - Annie Dressner 34:04 - Emily 35:46 - Peach Boys - LCG and the X 38:37 - I Wanna Lose - L.A. Witch 42:37 - Big As The Dark - Weekend Lovers 46:18 - Dizzy Crazy - Tada! 49:19 - Emily 50:47 - Good Guy - KIT 54:33 - Finish "

"Every track in the mix is making its Ladies Skate Only debut. The show opens with KIT, the solo project of Katie Wighton of All Our Exes Live in Texas. The song "King Size Bed" was co-written with Jenny Owen Youngs! Kissy (Sasha Ortiz) is a former backing vocalist for Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley, and The Kills. She's now moving front a center with her solo project Kissy and independently releasing pure indie/pop goodness. She just dropped a fun new single called "Ever Enough" and we've got it for you! This week, Anna McClellan announced her new album "I saw first light" which is slated for a November 20th release on Father/Daughter Records. The first single "Desperate" dropped this week and it's in today's mix. Annie Dressner's new album "Coffee at the Corner Bar" was released last week and we're playing a track from it called "Midnight Bus" which was co-written and features Matthew Caws of Nada Surf. Plus: -New music out of Australia from Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys who just dropped their latest single "5am" from their forthcoming album. It's slated for a November release. -LCG and the X are in the mix with a tune from their self-titled album. It dropped in March but we just got our hands on it! -Tada! out of Boston join in with a psychedelic dream pop track from their debut EP. -We've got the latest single from Arlo Parks and lots, lots more for you to enjoy! 00:00 - Emily 02:05 - King Size Bed - KIT 04:54 - Change My Mind - Liza Anne 07:28 - Desperate - Anna McClellan 09:27 - That Emotion - Hannah Georgas 13:37 - Ever Enough - Kissy 17:01 - Emily 19:03 - 5am - Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys 21:43 - Hurt - Arlo Parks 25:16 - Love Is Love - Dolly Valentine 28:45 - Moon Shots - Merce Lemon 31:11 - Midnight Bus (feat. Matthew Caws) - Annie Dressner 34:04 - Emily 35:46 - Peach Boys - LCG and the X 38:37 - I Wanna Lose - L.A. Witch 42:37 - Big As The Dark - Weekend Lovers 46:18 - Dizzy Crazy - Tada! 49:19 - Emily 50:47 - Good Guy - KIT 54:33 - Finish "

Just when I thought the pandemic took out this podcast, Taylor Swift drops a new album and brings the FANGIRL FORUM out of its coronavirus slumber! My friend, Jasmine Carr, is back to review & break down Taylor Swift's eighth album, folklore. Plus, we rank all of Taylor's albums so far. Where does folklore rank? Which albums top our lists? There's only one way to find out. Wrap yourself up in your favorite cardigan and let's get back to doing what we do best: fangirling! At FANGIRL FORUM, Black lives matter and so does mental health. Therapy for Black Girls is a space that was developed to present mental health topics in a way that feels more accessible and relevant when so often the stigma surrounding mental health issues and therapy prevents Black women from taking the step of seeing a therapist. Please check out https://therapyforblackgirls.com/ how you can help support the work they encourage mental wellness to Black women & girls. **Disclaimer: Throughout the episode, Taylor Swift's collaborator on folklore, The National's Aaron Dessner, is mentioned a few times. Unfortunately after recording, I realized I said Dressner instead of Dessner. This was a mistake. I mean no disrespect to Aaron Dessner. I think he and The National are amazing. Seriously, their album is High Violet is a work of art. Follow Meredith on Twitter/Instagram: @MeredithLoftus Don't forget to subscribe, rate, comment, and share with the masses!

Welcome back! Today I speak to one of my good friends, Max Dressner. We speak about his college decision, life in quarantine, and much more! Hope you enjoy :)

Today we're taking a look at another industry where design can make a difference — products for older adults. Our guest is Dr. Judy Dressner, specializing in occupational therapy and gerontology. You'll learn what challenges the senior citizens face when interacting with the world, and how software can help.Podcast feed: subscribe to https://feeds.simplecast.com/4MvgQ73R in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play Music.Show NotesOccupational therapy — a Wikipedia articleExponential Wisdom — a podcast by Peter DiamandisThe Drive — a podcast by Peter AttiaFollow Judy on LinkedInToday's SponsorThis episode is brought to you by Podcast Motor — a podcast editing service for busy professionals. You just show up and record great content, and they handle the rest: audio editing, shownotes, publishing, promotion, and much more. Check them out at podcastmotor.com, and mention UIBREAKFAST to get $50 off your first order.Interested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more here. Leave a ReviewReviews are hugely important because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here's how.

The uber talented and absolutely hysterical, writer and author of My Fair Junkie, Amy Dressner is in the house. She talks all things recovery, from substances, to sex and everything in between. Amy is the only person I am on Twitter for and in the episode you will find out why.

A documentary that seeks to spark conversations about the nature of the college admission that is directed by Juliane Dressner and co-directed by Edwin Martinez. Personal Statement follows three seniors at Brooklyn high schools. We are lucky enough to have an interview with one of the students, Karoline, and the director Juliane Dressner with a staff member from the Reacher Higher initiative created by First Lady Michelle Obama. Learn about the untold stories of high school students , college admissions and their stories post-production.

State v. Dressner, 2018-0828 (La. 10/29/18). #9: Does a juror's incorrect belief about the law result in juror misconduct?  We analyze the juror misconduct issues in State v. Dressner, 2018-0828 (La. 10/29/18). The issues we’re going to discuss are a juror's alleged incorrect beliefs about the law, a juror's mental processes, the Louisiana "Shield Law", which is their state version of Federal Rule of Evidence 606(b); juror affidavits that are inadmissible under these rules; and the presumption that jury follows instructions. Remember to use the coupon code "podcast25", exclusively for our podcast listeners, for $25 off our CLE entitled, "Facebook & Today's Juror: 2017's 10 Biggest Juror Misconduct Events" which has been accredited & approved for 1.5 general CLE credit hours in 30 states. Click here to register for our CLE. Don't let juror misconduct taint your next verdict...

Director of the documentary Personal Statement Juliane Dressner and the cast students Karoline Jimenez, Christine Rodriguez, and Enoch Jemmott join me to talk about the film which documents the challenges New York public school students have when applying to college—especially when they are the first generation in their family to make the leap. There is a profound lack of college counselors in public schools which often leaves students on their own to negotiate applications, financial forms, and personal statements. But back in 2005, students themselves got together and created a peer counseling program where they can get the training to help not just themselves but their fellow students as well. Karoline, Christine and Enoch, although they’re facing challenges of their own and struggle with their own college possibilities, embrace their roles as peer counselors and pour their hearts and souls into helping their classmates succeed.

Director of the documentary Personal Statement Juliane Dressner and the cast students Karoline Jimenez, Christine Rodriguez, and Enoch Jemmott join me to talk about the film which documents the challenges New York public school students have when applying to college—especially when they are the first generation in their family to make the leap. There is a profound lack of college counselors in public schools which often leaves students on their own to negotiate applications, financial forms, and personal statements. But back in 2005, students themselves got together and created a peer counseling program where they can get the training to help not just themselves but their fellow students as well. Karoline, Christine and Enoch, although they’re facing challenges of their own and struggle with their own college possibilities, embrace their roles as peer counselors and pour their hearts and souls into helping their classmates succeed.

Director of the documentary Personal Statement Juliane Dressner and the cast students Karoline Jimenez, Christine Rodriguez, and Enoch Jemmott join me to talk about the film which documents the challenges New York public school students have when applying to college—especially when they are the first generation in their family to make the leap. There is a profound lack of college counselors in public schools which often leaves students on their own to negotiate applications, financial forms, and personal statements. But back in 2005, students themselves got together and created a peer counseling program where they can get the training to help not just themselves but their fellow students as well. Karoline, Christine and Enoch, although they're facing challenges of their own and struggle with their own college possibilities, embrace their roles as peer counselors and pour their hearts and souls into helping their classmates succeed.

This week on In the Drink, host Joe Campanale is joined in the studio by Jules Dressner of Louis/Dressner Selections, a portfolio of over 100 vignerons hailing from France, Italy, Germany, Portugal, Croatia, Slovenia and Chile. Louis/Dressner Selections is a partnership between Denyse Louis, a native Burgundian, Joe Dressner, and Kevin McKenna. Collectively, they spend nearly nine months a year in Europe working with their growers and selecting wines for importation to America.

There are a lot of private equitry deals out there. A LOT. Dealflow.com has taken on the enormous task of tracking all these deals down and making this data available to you, the savvy individual investor. Steven has been building financial information businesses for years and this latest one has the potential to be another winner. We had a great conversation and Stgeve explains how the brand new dealflow.com may just revolutioize the world of private equity placements.

Michael Wheeler chats with Levi about his long history in the wine distribution scene. He's currently a partner in MFW Wine Co. (NY and NJ) and PDX Wines (Portland, Oregon).

David Lillie is a founding partner of Chambers Street Wines, the wine retail shop located in New York City. David discusses the start of his wine retail business, and the hard moments at the beginning of that opening. He explains how he developed an interest in wine, and what is now important to his wine buying decisions today. David talks about the wine business in New York City in the 1980s, wine pricing, and consumer response to biodynamic and Natural wines. He also recounts his friendship with Joe Dressner, an important wine importer.