We have an exciting opportunity for a Sales person based in the Southern Counties to join our dynamic team. Read more about the role and apply below. #careerinwine #sales #winesales #libertywinescareers #libertywinesjobs https://lnkd.in/eDyuASas
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Interesting article. I like the honesty from Solectrac and how they are repositioning the business. It’s always important to maintain a close relationship with your end customer. I look forward to seeing Solectrac shift their GTM and overall business strategy.
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The Sun Also Rises: Solectrac Shifts Business Model to Remain Relevant
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We are delighted to spill the beans on our ongoing retained partnership with Little's Coffee ☕️✨ This marks the latest in a number of recent successful partnerships in the coffee category. Please get in touch with Matthew Dillon (Our Little’s Coffee Expert) or Richard Parsons (Our Director of Sales & Commercial) if this is of interest. #DRNewitt #recruitment #CoffeeJobs #CoffeeIndustry #SalesJobs #CommercialJobs #CareerOpportunity #LittleCoffee #CoffeeExperts #JobOpening #SalesCareer #JobOpportunity #CoffeeLovers #LinkedinJobs #SalesExperts #BusinessOpportunity #CareerDevelopment #HiringNow
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Customers are your best 'sales reps' 💰 No amount of marketing or money spent elsewhere can do for you what a customer referral can. Wineries (or any business in hospitality) should for this very reason not neglect the in-person experience, i.e Tasting Rooms. Simple, sustainable ways to do this are: - Knowledgeable and friendly staff 👨🍳 (knowledge can be taught, but friendliness is a personal trait. Choose staff wisely.) - Convenient services 🏪 (make it easy for the customer to purchase wines, use facilities etc.) - Private tastings 🍷 (people prefer people, always have the option of private tastings and make the standard tasting 'more' personal.) If you could add more, what would it be?
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Team Spotlight: Steve Todhunter Meet Steve Todhunter, our Sales & Marketing Manager for the Sentia wine product. Since joining Universal Biosensors in September 2020, Steve has brought with him a unique blend of experience—from stockbroking to professional cooking, and now to beverage sales and marketing. A Success Story: Steve played a pivotal role in launching Sentia globally during the pandemic, a time when establishing relationships with distributors worldwide posed unprecedented challenges. His diverse background uniquely positioned him to navigate these challenges with success. A Passion for Wine: Growing up in a wine-loving family, Steve developed a deep-rooted passion for wine. He was thrilled to combine this passion with innovative technology in his role at Sentia, marking an exciting new chapter in his career. Looking ahead, Steve is driven by the vision of having Sentia in every winery around the world, and he’s excited about making this a reality. Advice & Lessons Learned: Steve encourages newcomers to be open to exploration, develop resilience, and, most importantly, enjoy the journey without taking themselves too seriously. At Universal Biosensors, Steve has gained invaluable insights into the practical application of science in product commercialization. He’s also been reminded that enduring success is a long game—one that requires building a great team and never giving up. A Day in the Life: With a global team, Steve’s day often starts early with online meetings with US-based staff and distributors. After clearing urgent emails and attending onsite meetings, he collaborates closely with the office team to drive project priorities forward. His day may end with work-in-progress meetings with the European team—a true testament to the global nature of Sentia. Industry Trends: Steve believes that point-of-use technology will continue to evolve, and he’s eager to see Sentia at the forefront of this change in the wine industry. Although changing traditional behaviors is challenging, Steve is confident that Sentia’s quick and convenient testing capabilities will empower winemakers to produce better wines. Outside of Work: When not working, Steve enjoys laughing with his family over good food and wine, walking on the beach, and staying fit. He’s always wanted to learn a foreign language—perhaps a nod to his early French classes in primary school! Recently, Steve had the opportunity to visit the breathtaking Douro Valley in Portugal. Though his visit was brief, he’s eager to return. Locally, Ningaloo Reef is on his list! #teamspotlight #worklife #workculture
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We are hiring Sales Heads for the beer industry. Beer industry experience essential. We are a fast growing, premium craft beer company with breweries and beer gardens across western India. We are now launching commercial beers. We are a young and dynamic organization with a professional, people centric culture. We are an equal opportunity, gender neutral organization and a meritocracy with significant career growth opportunities for the right candidates. We are looking for skilled and competent professionals to head the sales function for our commercial beer project in Maharashtra. The positions will report into the CEO. Sales teams are expected to be hired by the incumbent candidate along with help from the company. Profile:- Graduate, 30-35 years of age with 10-12 years of sales experience in the commercial beer industry in Maharashtra with deep, in - depth knowledge of the market construct and dynamics. Experience of leading sales teams at state level essential. Has to be good with numbers and data driven. Experience of new product launches from scratch, appointing distributors, hiring sales teams, building sales launch plans and interfacing with supply chain, marketing, legal and finance essential. Self – starter with fire in the belly and excellent people, leadership and communication skills very important. KRAs:- Building the business model and sales strategy to successfully launch the company’s product portfolio of super premium strong and mild beers in Maharashtra. Evaluating and appointing C&FAs, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, route to market, selling systems, direct distribution, data availability and analysis, margins, distribution width and depth. Hiring, leading and managing the sales team to achieve aggressive growth and sales targets. Managing the entire distribution chain from CFAs to distributors / wholesalers to retailers. Ensuring sales and distribution gaps in the states are filled in. Driving product presence, visibility and capability in traditional and modern trade. Bringing best practices and sales discipline into the sales team working. Managing and evaluating sales teams, sales MIS, PJPs, tour plans, reporting and feedback systems. Driving quality of sales calls, range selling, new outlet opening, demand generation activities. Building capability to achieve the next level of business. Preparing the sales ecosystem to launch new products successfully. Significantly enhancing competitive tracking. Building capability of channel partners to achieve the next level of business, and taking appropriate corrective action. Ensuring sell through from plant to consumer of all brands in all markets / channels, with necessary channel partner intervention and incentivisation. Flagging quality issues to the appropriate personnel, ensuring closure of complaints. Remuneration and career growth:- On par with the best in the industry. Please DM me your resumes if you are interested.
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Ever try to slam a square peg into a round hole? That’s what I did with my first job out of college, and it taught me a lesson that propelled me to a successful 15 year run afterwards. In 2007, I moved to Washington, DC with my girlfriend. No job. No friends. 1/2 of a plan of what I wanted to do there. I wanted a career in the wine industry because I liked wine. Looking through the open jobs, I came across “Wine Broker.” Wine broker sounded sexy! I applied got the job. I hung up the call, ran into the bedroom, jumped on my girlfriend, and told her we needed to celebrate. We picked the 8th best sushi spot in town. We were new to town and didn’t know any better. But we celebrated! It was my first job after graduating, and I felt like such a professional. I rode the metro and wore slacks and a button-up shirt and everything. I turned out to be a telemarketer masquerading as a wine broker. Basically, I sat on a yoga ball, behind a desk, calling guys at work and selling them $500+ cases of wine. 8 other recruits did the same. Success went through four steps: 1) Get past the gate-keeper 2) Build rapport 3) Pitching the wine 4) Close the sale This office was an old school sales room. Each day we had a new goal. Day one get passed the gatekeeper, get to the pitch the next day, then through the pitch, and finally to the close on day four. If we successfully achieved that day’s goal, we walked to the front of the room and put a tally up on the board. Whoever had the fewest marks got fired. Brutal. Here’s the thing: I didn’t actually know anything about wine. I knew I liked to drink it, other people liked to drink it, people bought it, sold it, wrote about it, and that I could make a career in the industry. But I didn’t know enough to earn trust. I could’ve been talking about hillside vineyards in the corner of Napa’s most prestigious area or scotch tape. I didn’t know the difference. They fired me last, and said, “You would do great in a different venue, like a tasting room or with a distributor. Sometimes people don’t translate over the phone.” I spent more on that sushi dinner than I earned at the job. But it taught me I couldn’t fake my way to a sale. Lots of people can, but I can’t. I have to believe it in it. I have to trust myself. I’m not a great bullsh*tter. Luckily, they fired me fast enough that landed another job I had applied for before, which I got. That job spring-boarded me into a successful 15 years in the industry. I just needed the right fit.
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Analyzed historical monthly sales data of a company. Created multiple forecast models for two different products of a particular Wine Estate and recommended the optimum forecasting model to predict monthly sales for the next 12 months along with appropriate lower and upper confidence limits. #timeseriesforecasting #TeamWork #ExploratoryDataAnalysis #Decomposition #MovingAverage #ExponentialSmoothening #ARIMA #SARIMA
Akshay Mane has successfully completed a project on Forecasting Wine Sales for ABC Estate Wines company as a part of PGP-DSBA at Great Learning
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Nick Gillett gave an exceptional talk on what good distributors are looking for in the brands that they partner with a few years back at the Verallia Distillers Forum. If you missed the chat, he’s outlined it again (updated of course) in his latest article with Harpers Wine & Spirit Magazine. It’s a great read and essential for any emerging brand / challenger brand to digest. Make sure you register for this year’s Distillers Forum (link in comments) for insights on how you can build your drinks brand in the current market. #distribution #brandbuilding #emergingbrands #challengerbrands
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So, just what is the secret sauce that spirits brands need to have to both catch the attention of a distributor and stay the course to become a brand with longevity and loyal advocates? I don’t think I have to preach about the benefits of working with a distributor when it comes to the UK spirits industry. It’s a complicated market at the best of times and currently full of challenges like cost-of-living pressures and hospitality closures, which in turn lead to more cautious buyers that are harder to access. There’s just no doubt that by working with the right distributor you open up a new world of opportunities but that doesn’t mean that it’s easy. There’s a plethora of independent spirits producers out there, so how do you differentiate yourself from the crowd; and what’s going to convince a distributor to take on your product? Thanks so much to the team at Harpers Wine & Spirit Magazine for letting me share my own personal thoughts on what we’re looking for in a spirits brand at Mangrove Global Ltd.. https://lnkd.in/ecAPEqQj #teampurple #drinksdistributor #mangrovedrinks
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If you're a Supplier in the Fine Wine, Imports, or Small Production sector and the wholesale steward of your brands just eliminated most of the sales force you rely on to sell your products in the most critical time in the sales cycle, you need to work with me. We can provide you with transparency and solutions in these dire times. Stop hoping for attention and begging for target lists. No one cares about your products like you do; here's the proof. We do a lot for our clients and have improved the ability to do on-premise business. If you don't know us, you should. With all the disruption in the industry, we can be the advantage you need to navigate a shrinking market and pinpoint your resources to the best effect. Reach out to me on a LinkedIn message or Jeremy@inknowology.com #wineindustry #spiritsindustry #datadrivendecisions #marketingintelligence #winemarketing #winenews #bevbiz #winelists #winedata
Biggest US Wine Distributor Slashes Staff | Wine-Searcher News & Features
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I'VE NEVER BEEN A GREAT SALESPERSON 🤷♀️ I've never had that boldness, that grit that a salesperson needs when closing a deal. I've always been afraid of being too pushy and probably too polite towards the final buyer. My strength was working on the strategies behind, in preparing tools useful to our salespeople, in being able to see open opportunities and respond to the market with highly creative and, above all, measurable solutions. However, now that I've become an entrepreneur and I inevitably have to make calculations at the end of the month 🤷♀️, I must measure myself against the art of selling! A few days ago, I received one of the feedbacks that perhaps gave more meaning to my personal strength, my uniqueness as a professional figure. During a brief exchange of emails with a client, where I proposed a selection of wines for his private cellar, he concluded by saying: 'Claudia, I don't have time to shop. I like it when it's you telling me what to buy.’ For a few seconds, I was speechless. That's when I understood what the true strength of my profession is: having the experience, credibility, and trust of my clients when it comes to choosing one bottle of wine over another. When clients rely on you not just for your products or services, or for your nice and smiley approach, but for your expertise and judgment, that's when you know you've truly succeeded in sales! #wine #entrepeneur #winebusiness —— 🍷 I am Claudia, WSET Lev. 3 certified wine professional. If you are fascinated by Tuscany but you don't know how to scout the most authentic and unique wines of this region🍷 𝘀𝘂𝗯𝘀𝗰𝗿𝗶𝗯𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘄𝗶𝗻𝗲-𝗹𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗿𝗲𝗰𝗲𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗺𝘆 𝗽𝗿𝗶𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘀𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗶𝗻 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘃𝗶𝗲𝘄! 📩
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