Podcasts about national brand manager

In this Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast, presented by Liquor Barn, Matt and Mark spend some time hanging out in The Bourbon Life Studios with Dave Bob, National Brand Manager and R&D Blender, for Lexington Brewery & Distilling Co. The guys talk with Dave Bob about his incredible background and time abroad in China that eventually led him to Lexington Brewery & Distilling Co., the history and story of Lexington Brewery & Distilling Co., and what the future looks like for the brand as well. They also taste and review a delicious Raspberry Brown Ale from the Brewery, Town Branch Overproof Bourbon, the soon to be released Town Branch Imperium Bourbon, and Town Branch 25th Anniversary Bourbon. This Episode of The Bourbon Life Podcast is presented by Liquor Barn and is also sponsored by Penelope Bourbon, Limestone Farms Bourbon, VisitLEX, Old Dominick, Three Chord Bourbon, James E. Pepper Distillery, Pappy & Co, and The Kitchen Table at James B. Beam Distilling Co. Check out all of our amazing sponsors online at:  www.liquorbarn.com  www.penelopebourbon.com www.limestonefarms.com www.visitlex.com       www.olddominick.com              www.threechordbourbon.com www.jamesepepper.com   www.pappyco.com www.visitthekitchentable.com

Throughout the rest of the show, we were joined by David Gregory who is a Lawyer and Certified PA for Bull Rush Sports. He and Huge talked about the transfer portal, players opting out of Bowl games, and so much more. We kicked off the second hour with Frank Schwab from Yahoo Sports. He and Huge took a look around the NFL, gave their thought's on the Lions/Vikings, and more. We were then joined by Mike Kimber from Lions Nation Unite to get his prediction on the game. We wrapped up the hour with Ali Anderson who is the National Brand Manager for Coppercraft Distillery and CraftCo. She joined us to talk about what makes Coppercraft great, talked about their amazing growth, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We were joined by Ali Anderson who is the National Brand Manager for Coppercraft Distillery and CraftCo. She joined us to talk about what makes Coppercraft great, talked about their amazing growth, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we're broadcasting live from the Coppercraft Distillery in Holland - make sure you grab yourself some Honolulu Blue or any of their other great spirits for the Holidays! Throughout the show we were joined by some of our great insiders to talk about the Lions, and more. We kicked off the show with Jeff Risdon from Lionswire to get his thought's on the Lions/Vikings game. He and Huge also gave their predictions, gave their thought's on how many more games the Lions will win, and more. We were then joined by Joe Davis who is on Fox and is also the TV voice of the Dodgers. He and Huge talked about Shohei Ohtani and what he's going to bring to the Dodgers, Joe gave us his thought's on how the Lions have been playing this year, and much more. We wrapped up the hour with Will Fabry who is a Distiller for Coppercraft. He talked to us about what makes Coppercraft different, talked about their culture, and more. Throughout the rest of the show, we were joined by David Gregory who is a Lawyer and Certified PA for Bull Rush Sports. He and Huge talked about the transfer portal, players opting out of Bowl games, and so much more. We kicked off the second hour with Frank Schwab from Yahoo Sports. He and Huge took a look around the NFL, gave their thought's on the Lions/Vikings, and more. We were then joined by Mike Kimber from Lions Nation Unite to get his prediction on the game. We wrapped up the hour with Ali Anderson who is the National Brand Manager for Coppercraft Distillery and CraftCo. She joined us to talk about what makes Coppercraft great, talked about their amazing growth, and more. We were joined by Tim Twentyman from DetroitLions.com to talk about the Lions/Vikings game this weekend. He gave us his thoughts on how that game will go, talked about how many more games the Lions will win in the regular season, and more. We were then joined by Marcus Thomas Sr. from Lions Nation Unite to continue the conversation. He talked about how he thinks that game will go, how the rest of the season will go, and more. We were then joined by Matt Overway who is the Production Manager at Coppercraft. He talked to us about how Honolulu Blue came to be, they talked a little about our Detroit Lions, and more. We wrapped up the show with Alyssa Jensen, who is a Pro Volleyball player for the Grand Rapids Rise. She talked about how she got involved with the GR Rise, what makes this league different, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Episode 1507, The African wine market - Why, Where, How and Whom should I be partnering with! - Deslandes Monteiro, Nicolaas Wilem Smit, Soraiya Ladak, Vannessa Koko Djaba, Victor Ikem, moderated by Temitope Akintola This is the wine2wine Business Forum 2022 Series. The sessions are recorded and uploaded on Italian Wine Podcast. wine2wine Business Forum is an international wine business forum, held annually in Verona Italy since 2014. The event is a key reference point for wine producers and a diverse variety of wine professionals eager to develop and grow their wine business worldwide. About today' session: According to the United Nations, by 2050, 25% of the World Population will be Africans. 2050 is in 28 years and most of us and the wineries we represent will still be alive. What's our plan to develop a relationship with this market? The African wine market session will serve as an eye opener to quite an obscure market with the intention of giving the participants the right tools to enter or develop an existing presence on this very important market for the present and the future. For the present, Africa's wine market represents one of the fastest growing geographies. A major contributor to this growth is the rapid rise of the middle class in major markets like South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana and Kenya. More about today's speakers Monteiro Deslandes graduated in Business Consulting and Business Law from the Faculty of Law of the University of Brescia, with specializations in Marketing and International Trade and Financial Markets, areas in which he has always been particularly interested. Nicolaas Wilem Smit was born and bred in Paarl, the heart of the Cape Winelands. He joined the wine industry at the age of 19. While working full time in the Industry, Nico dedicated himself to expanding his knowledge both in Marketing and Sales, by obtaining a National Diploma in Marketing and Sales at Boland College and BComm Degree in Business Marketing at the University of South Africa. He recently obtained a Diploma in Wine through Cape Wine Academy, ensuring he stays efficacious. Soraiya Ladak is a WSET Level 3 certified Sommelier, and Managing & Sales Director at The Wine Shop Kenya. The Wine Shop is a family run business that has been in both the Kenyan and Uganda markets in East Africa, dealing in the fields of Wine importation, distribution, and travel retail for over 20 years in both Kenya and Uganda. The Wine Shop is also a premium wine retailer, and an exclusive Wine Bar and Restaurant with an active e- commerce platform. Vannessa Koko Djaba is the CEO and owner of VDB Consultancy and Trade Ghana Limited with interests and investments in Fashion and Clothing, Real Estate, and the Food & Beverage Industries. Victor Ikem is the founder and director of Drinks Revolution Limited. He was formerly the National Brand Manager in charge of Campari Group business in Nigeria and the General Manager at Wine & Things Limited, Nigeria. More about today's moderator Akintola Temitope (Temi) started his first business in Nigeria at the age of 17, grew it until when he ran into troubles with the regulatory bodies in the country abandoned it at the age of 26 to follow a career as an Engineer in the Oil and Gas Industry. Currently Temi is the Area Manager for Mediterranean Europe and Africa at ZONIN1821 where he and the team are responsible for the growth of the business on the continent. Temi is also responsible for ZONIN1821's e-commerce business worldwide. _______________________________ Let's keep in touch! Follow us on our social media channels: Instagram @italianwinepodcast Facebook @ItalianWinePodcast Twitter @itawinepodcast Tiktok @MammaJumboShrimp LinkedIn @ItalianWinePodcast If you feel like helping us, donate here www.italianwinepodcast.com/donate-to-show/

We sat down with Walt Burns, the National Brand Manager for EasyCare, to discuss the RV coverage they offer to consumers and dealers alike. While you can't put a price tag on peace of mind, EasyCare offers plans that get you pretty close. In this informational interview, we chat about the benefits of RV coverage plans, how they differ from warranties, and what they cover. Plus, you'll learn more about the services they offer to their members that go above and beyond to ensure you're never more than a phone call away from the help you need, wherever you go.  You'll hear more about: ●      How EasyCare's RV coverage plans build on product warranties to provide comprehensive coverage ●      The most popular plans and what they cover for consumers ●      Where campers can access emergency roadside assistance, tow vehicle coverage and on-demand technical assistance at a moment's notice●      How to unlock unparalleled coverage for pre-owned RVs, no matter how old they are●      Where you can meet with an EasyCare representative in person during this year's RV trade show circuit  To learn more about EasyCare, visit https://easycare.com/, where you can read more about all their consumer vehicle coverage, dealer benefits, and the history of the company. You can also call 800-760-7791 to talk to a real person who can answer any questions you may have about plans, coverage and EasyCare's network of service partners from coast to coast.  Click here to watch the full video. 

After launching in 2013, Wilderness Trail has been one of the fastest growing brands in the world.  We have Dr. Pat Heist, co-founder and Chief Science Officer, and Jerod Smith, National Brand Manager, with us on this week's Bourbon Turntable to talk about the success of their whiskey.We start the show with a blind, side-by-side tasting of Wilderness Trail Wheated Bourbon off a pot still vs. a column still.  This was a great backdrop to discuss the growth and transitions at Wilderness Trail.We also taste several other offerings from Wilderness Trail during the course of the show.  We get into so much, in fact, that we had to split this show into two parts.  Part two will be released next Wednesday, January 25. Part One also includes some initial discussions of music with Dr. Pat and Jerod.  As you may know, Pat is a big music fan and is lead singer of his own band, Zella May.Zella May is, in fact, the focus of the companion playlist for this week's show.https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7LRrYLY0flP9bVJgryiQCA?si=ab4b54db07364358Be sure to subscribe to our YouTube page and join our Facebook group, too.  Thanks for watching.  We are sure you'll enjoy these shows.  

Rishin moved to Canada with his family in 2018. After a decade of experience in the alcohol marketing industry in India, he wasn't afraid to uproot himself and start his Canadian journey. He has worked with global companies such as Bacardi and SABMiller, championed the marketing of the Sazerac portfolio of brands in British Columbia. He currently works with PMA, a reputed Canadian beverage alcohol company, as a National Brand Manager.Listen to his journey from restarting his career in Canada to guiding the newcomers how to do the same.Follow the host and the podcast on Social Media channels below:  Official Instagram Page MyThickAccent.comGurasis's InstagramGurasis's LinkedIn________________________________________________To contact Rishin:Rishin's LinkedInCanadian Experience Is Not A Must - VideoWant to share your story? DM us or write to us at Hello@mythickaccent.comStay tuned for the exciting new episode every Thursday at 10:00 AM EST and let's continue knowing each other Beneath The Accent! Want to share your story? Or know someone I should invite next on the show? DM us or write to us at Hello@mythickaccent.com

Episode Notes This week, we're taking you to good ole Boyle County for the first time, as we feature one of the most splendid stops along the Bourbon Trail! It's none other than Wilderness Trail Distillery in Danville, which has seen significant growth and evolution since its 2012 inception. From bourbon, to rye whiskey, to their one-of-a-kind Blue Heron Vodka, you're sure to find something in their line-up to tickle your taste buds! Join me and Mr. Jerod Smith, Wilderness Trail's National Brand Manager, as we discuss the distillery's extremely commendable ten-year history, summarize their sippable sensations, and offer a brief overview of what you can expect on a tour. Be informed and entertained, and use the following link to access Wilderness Trail's website: https://wildernesstraildistillery.com/. Find out more at https://blabbin-in-the-bluegrassblabbi.pinecast.co

Blake Murphy answers your questions in our inaugural Raptors mailbag! Afterwards, Kris Abbott, National Brand Manager for Coolbet, joins the crew to share his favourite picks for Week 13 in the NFL (32:31).The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

'Tis another day, so another episode of Anthropological is ready to breathe freely and offer some anthropological context to some real life situations. This week, Kisira and David are joined by Francisco Terrazas, the National Brand Manager for Mezcal Vago, where they discuss Consumerism, Mezcal and Tequila, agave cultivation, and how much we really care about knowing where our favorite products and goods come from. While you're at it, Season 2 has 5 previous episodes where ALL the tea is spilt. Go on! Give it a listen. Drink some cold brew, have some rosé, put on Real Housewives of Atlanta [mute it] in the background, and give'm a listen. Cheers to you, and all you do.

We welcome the world traveler and now the newest addition to the Heartland RV team, National Brand Manager, William J. Miller. We get to know William or "Willie" as we are honored to call him, one thing is apparent - he is built differently. We discuss everything from managing a brand, running a C-Suite Network Podcast, and where he got his start. Join us this week for an extra special addition of MFG Nice as we welcome Willie to the Podcast. Plugin, cast to your smart device this is Manufacturing Nice. Don't forget to subscribe to be notified when we upload and check out Manufacturing Nice (https://www.manufacturingnice.com/) and IDC Spring (https://idcspring.com/) for more manufacturing and spring fun.

What does the future of marine audio look like? Are there new developments in the pipeline? What are the hot segments in high-end marine audio at the moment? In this Boating Industry Insider episode, join Jeremy Bale, National Brand Manager, KICKER Marine Audio, as he talks with Boating Industry Content Director David Gee about the current – and future – state of marine audio. They’ll discuss how KICKER got started, their unique value proposition, and how they originally expanded from automotive audio products to also include marine.

Warwick Estate is a high-end South African winery in the Stellenbosch region of South Africa with a rich farming history dating back to 1771. Today we chat to National Brand Manager, Spencer Fondaumiere, a certified wine judge who graduated through the Michael Fridjhon Wine Academy where he successfully passed the WSET Level 3 certification in 2016, but he is also one of only five hundred individuals who passed the challenging exam to become an Associationde la Sommellerie Internationale (ASI) certified sommelier. Firstly a fruit farm, until Stan and Norma Ratcliffe bought the Warwick Estate in 1964 and started developing the land with an extensive focus on the classic Bordeaux varieties: Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon - Warwick emerged on the forefront of South Africa's wine scene. MORE INFORMATION ON WARWICK HERE - https://www.warwickwine.com/ Find Spencer on LINKEDIN HERE - https://www.linkedin.com/in/spencer-fondaumiere-64161137/ SUBSCRIBE TO ABOUT THE WINELANDS - https://aboutthewinelands.gr8.com/ KEEN TO SPONSOR THE SHOW OR BE INTERVIEWED? email visitthewinelands@gmail.com Never before in the history of our democracy has our country been confronted by such a severe situation; however, it is a situation that we will be able to overcome if we work together. Across our country, people and organisations have offered to help and the Solidarity Fund is a vehicle that will be set up to facilitate this. DONATE - https://www.solidarityfund.co.za/

The Dads were joined by Tony Gonzales, the National Brand Manager for Treaty Oak from Dripping Springs Texas, for a great night of laughs and tasting through everything Treaty Oak has to offer from Bourbon to Rye to even Gin! Learn a little more about a distillery that should definitely be on your watch list and give this one a listen. Cheers! Intro/Outro: Springtide "Fall Asleep Under the Millions of Stars"

Nutritionist, leading health specialist, and radio show host, Nancy Addison, and guest, Dani DeLuna, the National Brand Manager for Boukman Rhum and a founder of the Cane Club Collective in New York City, discuss the history and quality of Rhum. Dani explains many details about the Haitian people, the history of sugar cane, and how this affects the Rhum, the market, and culture. They talk about the flavor of certain Rhums and cocktails. Nancy’s website is www.organichealthylife.com.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's at 3PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

In episode 19 of the Synergen Leadership Podcast, Julian speaks with Wendi Dawson, National Brand Manager at Victory Corporate Serviced Offices. Victory Offices is a leading provider of serviced, virtual and co-working office spaces. They currently have 11 locations on the Eastern seaboard of Australia and are rapidly expanding in Australia with plans to open sites overseas.  With the motto ‘We mind your business', Victory Offices is focused on the customer, and the prestigious 6 star service they offer their clients. Wendi’s role as National Brand Manager is about fulfilling the Victory Office mission of ‘making clients happy, and keeping them that way’.  She ensures that the culture of her team stay’s on mission, and continues to enhance and support the client experience.  Wendi’s vivacious personality shines through in this insightful interview with Julian, as she explains why clear goals and targets are imperative to her role, what she believes are some of leadership's biggest myths, as well as her views on mentoring and networking. Go To: Wendi's LinkedIn Profile Victory Office's Website

I don't know about you, but I'm always curious about the world, and always aware of how much I still have to learn. The day I'm not curious about anything will be a day I personally don't want to see, as I'll either be a know it all and completely deluded or on my deathbed! Yet in an increasingly connected world experiencing information overload and a certain amount of burnout from that, it’s become critically important - and I do mean critically, to curate your learning experience and limit the information highway to some specific side streets and cul-de-sacs of your choosing. I wanted to talk through how I’ve been ‘easing’ back into learning zone post my Business Sabbatical and what steps I’m taking to expand past my comfort zone, increase my skills and knowledge and deepen my understanding and perceptions around areas I’m not often exposed to. But first let’s focus on the benefits of learning something new and why you should want to do this in just 50 minutes a day. I was reading a piece on Lifestyle Updated about the seven benefits of learning something new, and the very first one was fun. I thought to myself how often do we, especially as adults, do something for fun. The example they gave for this benefit was a friend who’d recently learned to surf and how much fun they’d had. I thought back to the 20+ surf lessons I took in Portugal last year and how I was constantly out of depth (no pun intended) and challenging my assumptions about what I was capable of, while learning something new every single time, if not several new things. I quite enjoyed being a complete newbie to this sport and taking a mix of private and group lessons. I loved how our instructor, crazy Nelson as I like to call him, would draw diagrams in the sand and make models of waves in the sand to illustrate a point. Along with this there was yelling and enthusiasm, practicing the technique on land and of course getting out in the ocean and doing it. Full immersion so to speak - pun intended this time! FUN! Why on earth learn something if it’s not fun? Everything that’s taught can be fun, even accounting, especially when you’re shown real case studies and examples that resonate with you and make your learning that much quicker and effective. Another on their list that is obvious but often overlooked is.. A sense of accomplishment and pride. I know back in 2004 when I had landed my biggest job to date as National Brand Manager at Schwarzkopf Professional, working quite long hours but loving learning on the job at speed, I also took on more learning for the ‘fun’ of it. It still amazes me that not only did I start training in January of that year for a bodysculpting competition, I then decided to enrol at Otago University for an extramural 1 year certificate in Fitness Management. I was also going through Anthony Robbins Awaken the Giant Within book and working on some NLP for past events in my life, and listening to his CD series in the car on the way to work. Once I’d finished with his CDs I recall listening to around 5 audiobooks (on CD of course) during my long-ish commute...back in the days when I actually commuted. The results of this year were still my most impressive ever, at least in my mind. I got straight As from University, and some A+ - proof that when you have experience in time management and a full time job you study much more effectively than when you’re doing it full time. I won my Regional North Island Body Sculpting competition and went on to compete at Nationals. And I had a rocking first year in my job running the best ever New Zealand Hairdressing Awards - most ticket sales and under budget. And I felt immensely proud at what I was able to accomplish in just one year. Naturally there were several things I had to give up in order to achieve that, like a life...no I’m kidding but I did literally eat chicken and brocolli all the time during my training and my boyfriend certainly didn’t get the time and attention he deserved during 2004. So I’d hasten to add learning should be fun, give you a sense of achievement AND fit in with your lifestyle, not take over it. Much like my take on business supporting your lifestyle too. So what else? Well Jon Lebreton from Sydney, Australia also shared 7 reasons why learning new things is important, what’s with the magic number of 7. My favourites are, and I quote: You can grow as a person, develop your knowledge base and improve yourself for the better. Learning something new gets us access to new and different opportunities and the chance to try new experiences that might be the best ones you have ever tried You could potentially earn more money in your work life from learning a new and appropriate skill or by developing one that links to the work you do. You’ll rejuvenate your working life and get so much more from it. Developing a new skill will influence the way you do things day to day and they will make doing things quicker and easier, saving time, energy and stress. While these are all obvious reasons, it’s worthwhile letting them sink in. Because at the end of the day scheduling in time to learn and the actual act of learning takes time and effort. But the payoff can be phenomenal. To cap off the benefits may I point you to a final article written by CCSU Continuing Education titles The Top 7 Benefits of Learning a New Skill - seriously again 7 reasons? I swear I didn’t search on that specifically on Google! The 3 most important ones they stated in my opinion are, and I quote Your brain chemistry changes. The white matter in your brain is called myelin, and it helps improve performance on a number of tasks. The more people practice a new skill they are learning, the more dense the myelin in their brains becomes, which helps them learn even better. Your learning speed increases. Learning a new skill helps you learn things faster over time. By stimulating neurons in the brain, more neural pathways are formed and electrical impulses travel faster across them as you attempt to process new information. The more pathways that are formed, the faster impulses can travel. You could stave off dementia. People who learn a new skill are less likely to develop dementia, which has been linked to demyelination of your brain. People who actively learn new skills don’t give their brains a chance to demyelinate, and their neural pathways are ready for new impulses to travel along them. Perhaps the most important reason of all though is this…. Learning something new will make you happier According to an article in Psychologies, I quote ‘It’s actually a core need for psychological wellbeing. Learning can help us build confidence and a sense of self-efficacy. It can also be a way of connecting with others too,’ says Vanessa King, positive psychology expert at Action for Happiness. ‘As human beings, we have a natural desire to learn and progress. Psychologists call it mastery.’ There is evidence to suggest that adult learning seems to have its most positive impact on self-esteem and self-efficacy when the learning provided meets the needs of the learner, and when the learner is at a stage in their life when they are ready and receptive to benefit from it. ‘Learning also fuels our creativity. Ideas can come from making connections between seemingly unrelated things,’ says King. ‘Learning something new in one area of our lives can trigger ideas in another. So curiosity and creative thinking go hand-in-hand.’ This can also help with creating what psychologists call ‘flow’ or ‘being in the zone’ – when we’re so absorbed in what we’re doing, we lose sense of time and of ourselves. ‘It’s not passive, like when watching TV – it’s active,’ explains King. When we’re in flow, the level of challenge in the activity just exceeds our level of skill. We’re also getting instant feedback from the activity on whether what we are trying is working, so we can adjust what we’re doing accordingly. As our skill increases, so does the challenge. So there you have it, more than 7 reasons to learn something new. The reason I’ve researched into this, above and beyond my natural curiosity, is that it’s important to have a foundation of your why. A strong why linked to learning on a daily basis will keep you motivated during times when you feel you can’t afford the time or energy to learn. And in the next episode I’m going to be covering off on exactly that, the how of effective learning and hacking techniques to learn more in less time. As well as the what. What on earth should you actually be learning? Tune in on all good podcast platforms like Stitcher, iTunes and Anchor. This episode is proudly brought to you by Freshbooks. So you’re racing against the clock to wrap up 3 projects, prepping for a meeting later in the afternoon all while trying to tackle a mountain of paperwork. Welcome to life as a freelancer. Challenging? Yes, but our friends at FreshBooks believe the rewards are so worth it. The working world has changed. With the growth of the internet there’s never been more opportunities for the self-employed. To meet this need, FreshBooks is excited to announce the launch of an all new version of their cloud accounting software! It’s been redesigned from the ground up and custom built for exactly the way you work. 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SHOW NOTES  John Bryant is the owner of No-Li Brewhouse in Spokane, USA. He has a twenty-five-year industry track record that began at The Rainer Brewery in Seattle, WA.  John's beer industry positions include National Brand Manager of Henry Weinhard’s, vice president of sales and marketing at Deschutes Brewery, chief operating officer of Odell Brewing, president of Oskar Blues Brewery and owner of No-Li Brewhouse. John has served on the Association of Brewers Board, Brewers Association of America Board, received the 2011 Colorado Brewers Guild Directors Award, past President of the Inland N.W. Craft Brewers Association and is currently the vice president of the Washington Brewers Guild.