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Build a Better Beer Dinner

The traditional beer dinner format has grown stale and unexciting. This seminar looks at a variety of ways to inject fresh life and excitement into beer dinners and food pairings. Read More

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We Picked A Wholesaler. Now What?

A session for breweries that have picked a wholesaler. Seminar covers next steps and what breweries need to think about to get things rolling. Read More

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Exporting Your Beer to Taiwan

A discussion of export opportunities in Taiwan. This seminar is a must-attend for any company that is currently in the market or contemplating business in Taiwan. Read More

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Hiring, Training and Managing Craft Beer Salespeople

Learn how to hire, train and manage craft beer salespeople for success. We’ll walk through each area and give you real world tactics you can put to use immediately to help drive profitable sales volume. Read More

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Suds and Curds: Using Cheese to Sell More Beer

Learn from two cheese pros how to boost pub sales with a strategic cheese program. The presenters will share case studies that highlight the opportunities and challenges. Read More

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Keep Your Brewpub and Brand Relevant

With new breweries opening nearly every day, it’s important to make sure your brewpub and brand stand out. This panel of experts will share ideas for keeping your brand relevant in a growing and changing market. Read More

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Continuing the Evolution of Beer Distribution

This session will explore the case for craft brewer-favorable state legislation. Specific topics will include: franchise law reform, self-distribution for small brewers while preventing vertical integration that threatens competition and retail privileges at brewery locations. Read More

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