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As most of you probably know, it was International Women's Day last week, a day where our feeds are inundated with posts celebrating the occasion. Over the past few years, companies have started to see the value in celebrating the day, and typically like to make a fuss. But, there’s one thing they all have in common - they’re performative. That’s why I wanted to share my favourite IWD campaign from Molson Coors Beverage Company, a Canadian beer company that recently announced a multi-year partnership with the Women’s Hockey League. The brilliance of their campaign comes from the fact that they actually solve a problem. I’ve left the video below so you can see for yourself, but I’ll give you a quick overview. 👇🏻 👱🏻♀️ For a game played on IWD, Molson switched around their logo with the player's name, solving a long-standing problem - a female player's ponytail covering her name on her jersey. It may seem silly or trivial, but it’s yet another instance where we see that the game (and the world) isn’t designed for women. Do you think Lionel Messi or LeBron James would have their names covered while they play? 🏒 Molson wanted to fix this. Solving this small issue allowed each player to be seen and recognised out on the ice, and also feel valued by their team and their fans. Rather than superficially celebrating with Social Media posts or gifts, Molson showed their appreciation by actually solving a problem. It’s yet to be confirmed whether or not this will be a permanent solution, or a limited edition change to celebrate International Women’s Day. Let’s hope it stays, otherwise, is this yet another performative campaign? https://lnkd.in/ePRGbvhn
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Did you miss the chance to catch Napa's Women in the Wine Business event? No worries! The article below shares some highlights of this wonderful event. Head on over to the link to learn more: #napabusiness #napacounty
See who was at the Women in the Wine Business conference
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Last week I attended the WBENC National Conference in Denver. Some people questioned why an alcohol brand would go to a conference that is not really for spirits brands. I'm glad I went and here is why and some of my key takeaways. 1️⃣ There are only 12 - yes, 12 - WBENC certified women-owned spirits companies. (This number includes spirits based RTDs but it does not include wine brands.) I know there are other brands that are female founded and not certified, but certification authenticates that companies are actually owned and controlled by women. The standards to be certified are high and the certification provides an easy way for corporations to ensure that diversity requirements are met. Therefore, of course, I want to be there if companies are looking for women-owned alcohol brands for their retail or hospitality locations. There are not a lot of us to choose from. 2️⃣ I walked in thinking that since it's a women-owned conference, it would be mostly all women in attendance. Nope, there are a lot of men there. So many major corporations showed up with their delegations - men and women - who are seeking diverse suppliers. Seeing how many men were in the room representing their organizations with a commitment to bringing on women-owned suppliers was encouraging. I'm always talking about women supporting women, but we really need men supporting women businesses as well. 3️⃣ WBENC is not just a certification. It's a community. I have done countless cohorts through the organization and this was another way to get more involved. I don't believe in just signing up and not showing up. I make the most of the networks I am part of. 4️⃣ I went to connect with other female founders. There are so many that I have only met virtually and this was a perfect opportunity to meet in person. By the way, the founder story that inspired me the most was not the founder who raised the most money. It was the founder that for years has been able to fund her packaged product that she sells in chain retailers by operating her own retail location and food service business. Wow, totally impressed! 5️⃣ When you're the only alcohol brand there, you become very popular. I had a line for 3 hours during my pop-up. So, hopefully I also found some new customers. #womenownedbusiness #wbencnationalconference #femalefounders
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In honor of Women's History Month, and International Women's Day tomorrow, I HAD to share this ad. Talk about a brand doing something not only clever, but meaningful. Here's the story >>> Molson Coors Beverage Company is a sponsor of the PWHL (the Professional Women's Hockey League). And the PWHL had a problem: some of their athlete's hair covered the name on the backs of their jerseys. Molson, whose logo was on the jersey, worked with them to come up with a solution. (And no, they did not ask them to all get hair cuts). Instead, they flipped the placement of the logo and the player name, so that the last names would read below the player numbers. The "See My Name" campaign reads: "Molson is covering our name so hers can be seen." Jerseys go live (you guessed it) on March 8, International Women's Day. What a great example of bucking the status quo (standard jersey design) in favor of a more equitable solution - and what a line..."covering our name so hers can be seen." You have to watch the ad >>> https://lnkd.in/ezqxi9Dk #womenshistorymonth #internationalwomensday2024 #womeninsports #brandmarketing #marketingwithpurpose #molsen #pwhl
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How to make it in the wine industry as a woman
How to make it in the wine industry as a woman
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Based on extensive market research (aka the Invariant offices), I can confirm Better Sour makes some incredibly tasty products! So cool to see them featured in this TODAY show segment!
Browse these flavorful products from trailblazing women
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Proof why going for Wine Practical Training is important. In the end of the clip, the sad moment comes just because cast did NOT know the correct method for opening a bottle of sparkling wine. If you need to send your staffs for wine trainings please contact me 🤣
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Beer and sports!? Happy International Women's Day! I thought I would share this short marketing video from Molson Canadian. This really struck home to me as we celebrate amazing women today. As someone in marketing, this gives me so much happiness to watch and pride. We know beer and sports, is something in the past, that stereo-typically has been mainly targeted at men and also the disparity of professional woman athletes vs the men. Not only that, there was barely any representation of women drinking beer, as again stereo-typically "only men would drink beer". The advert tagline is "Molson is covering our name, so hers can be seen" . Read that again. https://lnkd.in/eSbym2n9 Let's be clear here, this company is Canada's second oldest company, and the also has the oldest brewery in Canada. It is a huge brand, now also part of the Coors group, another huge brand for beer and drinks in the USA as some of you know. It's a short advert that makes its point, and I think you should quickly watch it, as it definitely made an impact on me as I am sure it will on both women and men who are proud to be allies. Fun fact, I was born in Canada but moved to England when I was 10 years old. I still have family there. I'd like to think had I continued to grow up there I would have loved to play ice hockey. I used to watch Canada play on the TV as a kid, both men and woman were equally represented on the screen! I used to want to wear the women's jersey so much. Here's to us women, may we continue to have our names seen 😜. #iwd24 #internationalwomensday #womeninsport #marketing #InclusionandDiversity
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Exciting insights from MURTEC 2024! Discover how top women in restaurant tech like Jodi Boyce, Mary Jane Riva, CFE, and Stephanie Nardini are revolutionizing the #restaurantech industry. Dive into their strategies for success and innovation. #WomenInTech #MURTEC2024
Top Women Recap Tech Wins, Using AI, Overcoming Integration Challenges
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Following the findings from the report ‘The Gender Pint Gap: Revisited’, which launched this week and showed that the number of women choosing beer has reduced, the voluntary organisation of women beer professionals, Dea Latis, has identified reasons behind the issues putting women off drinking beer. #beer #report #women #GenderPintGap #GPG24
The Gender Pint Gap Revisited – 2024 Report
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