ARENI invites Felicity Carter, Editor-in-Chief at Pix and Jordan Sale, CEO and founder of 81 cents, to talk pay gaps, negociation skills, globalization of the work place and financial transparency.
Who buys investment grade wine?
It’s easy to make assumptions about the wealthy, but if these assumptions turn out to be wrong, the wine trade may find itself engaging in sales and export strategies that are no longer relevant.
With this in mind, ARENI Global conducted a series of interviews with high-net-worth individuals (HNWI), to find out more about them, and how the pandemic impacted their behaviour.
Podcast – On Money, Transparency and Diversity – In Conversation with Andrew Jefford
Money is not the most comfortable of topics in the wine world, though fair remuneration is the key to increasing the diversity of voices and talents. In this podcast we meet Andrew Jefford, an award-winning journalist, wine writer and educator, and one of the only major figures in an otherwise opaque industry to publicly reveal his revenue and earnings. We discuss writing, negotiation power and transparency, and how to define one’s worth in today’s wine world.
Podcast – The world post COVID – Framing the global picture – In Conversation with Xavier Rolet KBE
With Xavier Rolet KBE, former CEO of the London Stock Exchange and 2017 Harvard Business Review 100 Best CEOs in the World, we take a bird’s eye view and explore the current situation’s global picture.
A conversation to understand how the changing worlds of finance, tech and international governance is and will impact both big and small players of the Fine Wine world.
Podcast – The Great Economic Cessation – In Conversation with Richard Portes
With Richard Portes, Professor of Economics at London Business School, we talk Great Cessation & pandemic economy.
A conversation to understand economic impact we’re seeing as a result of Covid-19, and the specific implications this has for the wine world.
Will Fine Wine be considered a Sin stock? – In Conversation with Taotao Xing
With a growing number of financial funds pulling away from companies dealing with alcohol, how can we make sure that Fine Wine doesn’t become a sin stock?
Tackling climate change through financial sustainability – Brendan and Laura Carter
Brendan and Laura Carter are an Australian winemaking couple with a passion for the soil of their country. Together they thrive to push social and environmental sustainability through a unique business model.
The Redhen Collective: A New Financial Paradigm for the Wine Industry
RedHen Collective is dedicated to embodying a new wine economy of gratitude, collaboration, transparency & regenerative ecology. We are unique in that we pay farmers first, share equity with employees, and are propelled by regenerative impact investments of every size.