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Mark Storer

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Washington winemakers gain edge by going direct to customers

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By Mark Storer
| Puget Sound Business Journal Verified
Last year, Washington outperformed Oregon and California in direct-to-consumer wine sales. This may be why. Like most of the winemakers and winery owners in Washington, Eight Bells CEO Taylor Nordby focuses much of her time building a customer base through her winery’s wine club. She knows most of her customers by their name, and as a small producer of less than 5,000 cases of wine a year, Nordby doesn’t sell through distributors.
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PNC Bank invests in arts and early childhood education as it puts down Washington roots - Puget Sound Business Journal

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By Mark Storer
| Puget Sound Business Journal Verified
The company and its employees helped restore the Seattle International Film Festival Cinema, which closed during the Covid-19 pandemic. The Puget Sound Business Journal's annual Corporate Citizenship Awards program recognizes companies in Washington that give back to their communities and inspire change through their philanthropy. PNC Bank, with its 160-year history, is only a recent addition to the Pacific Northwest. But it’s become a valuable part of the region’s arts and education networks.
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After Acquisitions and New Management, What Comes Next for Washington's Chateau Ste. Michelle?

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By Mark Storer
| VinePair Verified
U.S. wine estate Chateau Ste. Michelle continues to evolve while also cementing its position as one of the largest wine companies in the nation. The wine giant, known for its Chateau Ste. Michelle and 14 Hands brand of wines, was sold to Sycamore Partners in late 2021 by its previous parent company Altria.
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