Dr. Anisya Fritz  Sonoma State University’s (SSU) Wine Business Institute (WBI) announces the return of its highly acclaimed Wine Entrepreneurship Certificate program, led by renowned strategist Dr. Anisya Fritz. This eight-week certificate program aims to empower leaders in small wine enterprises with the tools for success, whether it’s launching a new product, starting a venture, or advancing a career in the wine industry. Participants will delve into key aspects of the wine business, including setting clear objectives, assessing emerging opportunities, leveraging strengths, building strong financial strategies, and exploring various profitability models. You’ll also benefit from valuable insights shared by industry experts with years of experience. “Dr. Fritz’s visionary work in advancing the field of innovation in the beverage and wine industries make her a true exemplar of the CSU Sonoma State University spirit and it is an honor to have her

Knowledge Is Power.  Small business owners spend their days concentrating on their particular specialty, but there’s one thing they have in common: they all have to contend with a host of similar workforce issues. Below, we've provided the top three business resources you should use to tackle common challenges like business planning, securing funding, and navigating day-to-day operations with greater confidence and clarity. Whether you're just getting started or looking to take your business to the next level, these tools can help you build a strong foundation and make informed decisions every step of the way. _________________________________________________________________ The Small Business Administration (SBA) The SBA offers a plethora of advice about planning, launching, managing, and growing a small business. They offer a useful guide to writing your business plan. The SBA’s Create Your Business Plan section of its website is an excellent place to s

Have questions about your next career move? You're not alone. Whether you're wondering how to transfer your skills to a new role, explore a leadership path beyond production, or take the leap into entrepreneurship, this session is designed for you. The next installment of our Bold Predictions: Winery Leadership virtual conference, sponsored by Moss Adams and Baker Tilly, tackles the real questions wine professionals are asking: Is it too late to pivot to something new? How do I grow beyond my current role or department? What does leadership look like outside of the cellar, vineyard, or tasting room? How do I build confidence, find mentorship, and take the first step? Our panelists have asked those same questions and found bold answers. Join us as they share their paths through uncertainty, reinvention, and growth. Whether you're early in your journey or a seasoned professional rethinking what’s next, this session offers honest insights, practical strategies, and the

The Career Technical Education Foundation (CTEF) is a non-profit organization that leverages private and public funding to progress career technical education in alignment with Sonoma County's workforce needs. Its mission is to innovate the education-to-career experience, strengthening economic development and student success.  We at Advanced Viticulture stand by this organization that supports technical and trade education for students who may not be initially drawn to a four-year college plan, but who wish to develop skills for a specific trade. Knowing that our support is putting materials and supplies directly into the hands of students is something we are proud to associate ourselves with. Learn more HEREand tune in to the CTEF annual fundraiser event being held Tuesday, September 22 from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Enjoy from the comfort of your own home, as the event will be held online as well as broadcast on Facebook. This year's FREE virtual fundraiser will be hosted by Li

Mastering strategic thinking and planning for wine business entrepreneurs and principals January 25th – Rohnert Park, CA – Sonoma State University Wine Business Institute’s Wine Entrepreneurship program will be offered online in Spring 2021. The 9-week master class exposes participants to frameworks to develop or reposition a vineyard and winery, as well as different models […] The post Wine Entrepreneurship Master Class Offered Online in Spring 2021 appeared first on Wine Industry Advisor. Url:https://wineindustryadvisor.com/2021/01/25/wine-entrepreneurship-master-class-offered-online-in-spring-2021?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=wine-entrepreneurship-master-class-offered-online-in-spring-2021 Published Date:Mon, 25 Jan 2021 19:02:30 +0000 

VESTA Resource Center celebrates its 18th year helping with workforce development and entrepreneurship for the grape and wine industry (GWI). The courses available are designed to be delivered online with many having a field practicum near you and a way to reinforce learning goals.

The Wine Entrepreneurship Certificate Program from the Wine Business Institute at Sonoma State University. The application window for our Spring 2024 cohort is now open, and we believe this program could be the transformative experience you've been seeking in the world of wine business.

As the year draws to a close, it's time to look ahead to the exciting opportunities that await in 2024. Enhance your knowledge of the Wine Business industry by enrolling in our comprehensive Wine Business Courses. Starting in January, embark on a new journey with our Wine Business Management Certificate program, or join our highly acclaimed Wine Entrepreneurship program in February. We look forward to welcoming you to a year of growth and success. Wine Business Courses & Certificates Our wine business programs are tailored for working wine business professionals. You will gain the skills you need to get ahead today and the edge to conquer whatever comes next. Our wine business courses and certificates are led by wine industry professionals who engage directly with students in the classroom online and are scheduled conveniently for working professionals. Offerings: Courses and certificates are modular in structure. Courses can be taken individually or assemb