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Calling for Nominations of two National Directors for Wine Communicators of Australia (WCA)

2017-09-15T08:40:54+09:3014 September 2017|News|

Following the recent resignation of two of our National Board members, Angie Bradbury and Lisa Webber, WCA would like to put a call out for nominations to replace these roles. WCA is the pre-eminent national organisation for professionals working in wine or those people who just like to drink and talk about it. WCA is an important conduit for bringing the industry and the people in it together. WCA

WCA farewell’s two long term board members

2017-09-14T18:50:36+09:3014 September 2017|News|

It is a sad but inevitable day that I need to announce the resignation of two of the most loyal and long serving board members of the Wine Communicators of Australia, Angie Bradbury and Lisa Webber. Both Angie and Lisa leave the board in a better position as a result of their tenure. This will allow the next ‘leaders’ of the WCA come through and hopefully tackle the role

Rob Hirst House of Fine Wine new Chairman of Advisory Board

2017-09-08T12:40:03+09:3025 August 2017|News|

House of Fine Wine (HoFW), the Australian distribution company for three of the world’s most accomplished and admired wine brands - Société Jacques Bollinger (SJB), Henschke and Villa Maria - have announced the appointment of Rob Hirst as the new Chairman of the Advisory Board.  Hirst has worked with all three family-owned brands for many years, and also has extensive expertise in the Australia market. He was previously Chairman

Clive Hartley – NSW Legend of the Vine 2017

2017-07-28T08:29:56+09:3028 July 2017|Media release, News|

  Wine Communicators of Australia (WCA) is delighted to announce this year's winner of the NSW Legend of the Vine, Clive Hartley.  Unfortunately, Clive was unable to accept the prestigious award in person at the WCA Sydney Royal Wine Show Awards Lunch, held today as he is overseas.  A seasoned author, wine writer, sommelier, wine judge and professional wine educator, Clive Hartley has been a prominent figure in the Australian wine

WCA Welcomes New Board Members

2017-04-26T11:42:13+09:3027 April 2017|Media release, News|

Wine Communicators of Australia (WCA) is delighted to announce the appointment of new National Board members Carolyn Coon, Alaina McGregor and Justine Henschke. WCA Chairman Angus Barnes said the WCA Board was thrilled to have three highly experienced communications professionals join the team. "We are thrilled to be expanding our National Board with the appointment of Carolyn, Alaina and Justine, who combined bring in over 35 years' experience in

How to sell (more) wine online webinar

2017-05-12T13:51:45+09:3015 March 2017|Past webinar|

Is there another organisation that has a better overarching  view and data on how to sell wine online, than Wine-Searcher?  Next to Google, Wine-Searcher sends more wine enthusiasts to wine web sites. 4,5 million wine enthusiasts currently use the site. Suzanne Kendrick, Wine-Searcher's Head of Marketing is uniquely placed to share what the actions she sees wine producers and wine retailers need to do to take to sell more

2016 WCA Awards Finalists Announced

2017-04-26T12:14:57+09:3029 October 2016|News|

Wine Communicators of Australia (WCA) has today announced the finalists in the seven categories of the 2016 Wine Communicator Awards.The extended awards program is now in its 4th year. The Wine Communicator of the Year award was introduced in 2004 and the awards extended to enable WCA to celebrate the depth and diversity of wine communication in all of its forms.Ten experienced and respected wine industry professionals have been selected

Kathleen Quealy – Victorian Legend of the Vine 2016

2017-04-26T12:14:51+09:3029 October 2016|Media release, News|

Kathleen Quealy grew up in an era where young girls grew up to be nurses or teacher. Not winemakers. She has shaped her wine career in her own vision, not conforming to the accepted wisdom of the day and has become a lightning bolt of change. And that, as much as anything, says why this woman is today named Legend of the Vine. The first female to have this

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