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Hazard Assessment: Mastering the Foundation of Brewery Safety

Prevention and protection are two cornerstones of workplace safety. In order to implement effective hazard controls and increase worker well-being, it’s important to first identify and understand potential hazards. Brewers Association safety ambassador Matt Stinchfield outlines the basic steps of …Read More

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The Cost of Opening a Brewery: 3 Perspectives

Three brewery owners with three very different approaches lay out the costs involved in building a brewery. Sean takes you through his experience and the costs of “boot-strapping” his brewery’s path to operations. Scott provides details of expanding from a …Read More

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Alternative Marketing for Brewpubs

This seminar will explore non-traditional methods of marketing to increase revenue, improve operations, and build brand loyalty. Industry experts will discuss their ideas including spicing up your brewery tour, partnering with local organizations, and more. Read More

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Training Successful Sales Reps

Your sales reps are on the front line, face-to-face with distributors, retailers, and consumers. Learn the most effective ways to successfully train your sales reps, whether for your home market or across the country. Read More

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Transitioning from Nano to Micro: A How-To

So you’ve opened your nano brewery. Now what? As you may be discovering, the jump from nano to micro is huge! If you plan on taking your brand to micro and maybe even regional status and beyond, how do you …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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