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At the annual U.S. Wine & Beverage Expo in Washington, D.C., the conference theme, “In Pursuit of Excellence”, found its way into all of the sessions, including “Staff Training: Your Best Investment”, moderated by George Christie, President and CEO of Wine Industry Network, and led by panelists, Tammy Boatright, Founder and President of VingDirect, and Jeff Plack, Director of Business Development at Biltmore Wines in Asheville, North Carolina.
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Remote and onsite direct-to-consumer sales and membership management, writing, editing, content creation, education, marketing, social media, customer service, and travel management. Writer and editor for my own website, elizabethsmithconsulting.com (formerly travelingwinechick.com), as well as a contributor for other media outlets such as americanwineryguide.com, basilandsalt.com, drizly.com, plumdeluxe.com, and snooth.com. One of my recent articles entitled "Lodi: Beyond the Zinfandel" won a 2017 Born Digital Wine Award in the category of Best Tourism Content with a Focus on Wine. Independent travel consultant with Corporate Travel Management North America, Inc. DBA MTravel (CST #2129700-40) providing customized, remote travel services for business and leisure clients with a specialty in business and wine destination travel.

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