(Press release) The Wine Group welcomes three new executive team members Back at Winebow, Mayer will lead the marketing and global brands division. He spent nine years working on Winebow’s marketing strategy before moving on to leadership positions with Precept Wine and Union Wine Company. Mayer began his wine career in 2006 with The Click Wine Group, which was acquired by Winebow in 2008. (Press release) Brad Mayer appointed SVP of marketing for Winebow Imports In his new role, Shaw will continue building upon important diversity and women’s leadership initiatives, elevating Access LIVE as the premier industry event, and advocating for the comprehensive federal regulation of cannabis, among other initiatives. Walker, was elected as the chairman of the board for Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America (WSWA). (Press release) Doug Shaw confirmed as chairman of the board for WSWA spirits business through the disruption of Covid and has managed the company’s growing tequila business. Schubert has more than 20 years of beverage alcohol experience and for the last several years has led Diageo’s U.S. Most recently, she served as the CEO for Clif Bar. Grimes joins Diageo with over 25 years of experience working in the food and beverage industries. Sally Grimes is named CEO of North America, and Claudia Schubert is named president and COO of North America. (Press release) Diageo makes two new leadership appointments In her new role, Coursey will continue to skillfully lead the sales team while also lending her insights to the marketing team in order to strategically grow the business and achieve company goals. She joined Wilson Daniels in 2015 as the VP of the northeast and most recently served as the SVP of national sales. Davies, Jr.Shannon Coursey promoted to EVP of national sales and marketing at Wilson DanielsĬoursey has 18 years of experience working in the wine industry.
Union County Career and Technology Center Tennessee College of Applied Technology of Knoxville Pathfinder Regional Vocational Technical High School Oxford Hills Technical School/ Maine Vocational Region 11 NORTHEAST ARKANSAS CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER Montana State University Billings City College Monroe Advanced Technical Academy “MATA” the Academies of Loudoun Lebanon County Career and Technology Center Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana Fort Wayne Campus Iredell-Statesville Career Acadamey & Technical School Hamilton Fulton Montgomery Career and Technical Center Gateway Community College Central City Campus Or-What great idea do you have that with this grant you can create innovation at your school or in your program?īeaver county career and technology centerīethlehem Area Vocatioal Technical Schoolīig Sandy Community and Technical College/KCTCSĬattaraugus Allegany Boces Center At Ellicotvilleĭes Moines Area Community College (DMACC) Highlight the exciting, new, innovative ways you and/or your program is training our next generation. How are you assisting your students in becoming more employable? How will this grant increase student employability? Highlight how you are making the connection between your program and the employers in your area. How will this grant help you meet the next available tier?Ĭlick Here for more information on the Benchmark Tiers How will this grant help you maintain a successful program?Įxplain what you need tools and/or equipment that will bring you closer to meeting the next Benchmark Tier outlined by CREF. How will this grant assist you in attracting more students to your program?Įxplain the equipment and/or training you and your school needs to keep the program a viable option for the demands of preparing collision repair professionals.
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