For the last 20 years in the B2B event marketing space, Chief Wine Officer has established itself as an industry leader. On the anniversary of their first CWO Dinner event in London, we’ve spoke to the long-standing senior management team to discuss how they built the business and what the next twenty years might hold.

David Moore, Co-founder and Chairman, joined Managing Directors Richard Porter, Laura Porter, and Craig McCartney to talk about their first, favourite, and most interesting Chief Wine Officer memories, how they came to be where they are today, and what it means to lead through adversity.

The AI era is upon us, and with that comes new ways of generating value and predicting change. In this CWO.digital Extra episode, we unpack the journey from AI ambition to achievement with Chris Royles, Field CTO for EMEA at Cloudera.

His expertise and lifelong curiosity give Chris a uniquely broad and engaging perspective on the world of data and AI, with insights into the tech world’s progress that make for a fascinating conversation.

Listen in as Chris discusses the journey to his current role, how to normalise constant flux, and what technologists are striving for in the future of AI.

AI is a key driver of growth and excellence at SMBs in the UK and Ireland. The opportunity is available to adopt, implement and excel with limited resources.

In this episode of CWO.digital Extra, we’re joined by Richard Doherty, Senior Director of Product Marketing at Workday and Matthew McManus, Services CFO at Kainos to discuss the new research that will help shape our understanding of winning AI strategy for SMBs.

Libby Brodie is the globetrotting, joy-spreading founder of wine consultancy, Bacchus & Brodie, named after the Roman God of wine and theatre. After pivoting from theatre production to wine during the pandemic, Libby has rubbed shoulders with household name celebrities, become the wine columnist at City AM, and was recently named one of the 100 most influential people in drink.

Libby joins us for the fourth and final episode of our season on innovation in wine, discussing her views on old vs. new world , the subjectivity of experiencing wines and how it informs her writing, and how the industry is adapting to the demands of new drinkers.

As wine continues to evolve with environmental, social, and commercial factors at play, innovation becomes central to the industry at large. We spoke with Master of Wine, Harriet Tindal, to hear her view on the past, present and future of wine, and where innovation may lead us.

In this episode, Harriet dives into her life as a wine lover, her achievement as a Master of Wine, AI as a creativity enabler, and how climate change is shaping the established wine landscape.

Wine innovation comes in many forms. For our second interview of this season on Innovation In Wine, we’re focussing on the allure of nostalgia, and how it can be key to the future—not a tether to the past.

Dan Petroski, founder and winemaker at Maccasin Wines joins us to discuss his move from publishing to viticulture. We talk about scaling a wine startup, using AI in daily operations, why he chose to grow atypical varietals in Napa Valley, and what it means to lead growth with a passion for the product, traditions, and storytelling.

The wine market is unpredictable—beholden to the whims of demanding consumers, supply chain challenges, regional regulations, and trends that threaten to upend established norms. In the middle of it all are the wine professionals who teach, grow, sell, and innovate in the space. In this new series on Innovation In Wine, we'll speak with four experts at the top of their fields. Our first guest is none other than Regine T. Rousseau, founder & CEO at Shall We Wine, CWO event speaker, and WSET Level III Sommelier.

In this insightful episode of the CWO.digital podcast, Todd sits down with Regine to discuss her journey into wine, from her roots in marketing and storytelling, to her fascination with how AI may drive the industry forward.

B2B marketing is in an interesting place. It’s never been more heavily regulated, and the areas for innovation are more abundant than ever. But trust is also a delicate thing. How are marketers prioritising honesty and authenticity in this evolving space? CMO at Trintech, Tamir Sigal, joins us to unpack the landscape and his marketing philosophy.

An accomplished marketing expert with the best part of three decades under his belt, Tamir’s experience and expertise runs deep. In this episode, he and Todd discuss the rejuvenation of marketing’s image, building honest teams, and the data-driven horizon — including Gen AI and organisation-wide accountability for customer data.

Tamir also shares his experience of testifying in a case regarding misleading advertising, illustrating the processes and real-life consequences for organisations who flout best-practice in search of quick gains.