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Robin McBride

Robin serves as the Board Chair and President of McBride Sisters Wine Company, a multinational organization headquartered in Oakland, California. It is in the top 1% of volume, largest Black-owned and largest women founded wine company in the United States, as well as one of the most inclusive, accessible, and socially aware. Robin and her sister began importing wines from New Zealand in 2005 and started making their own wine together in 2009.

By spring 2017, the pair were producing wine from their hometowns in Monterey California and Aotearoa New Zealand under one label, McBride Sisters Collection. In 2018, they launched Black Girl Magic Wines, a celebratory wine brand paying homage to women in their family and community, and in 2019 the sisters debuted SHE CAN Wines, a premium canned wine in 2019 on International Women’s Day.

Robin serves as a Board Chair for the McBride Sisters SHE CAN Professional Development Fund which she founded in 2019 with her sister Andréa. Since its inception the fund has awarded over $3M in scholarships, grants and technical training to 3,000 professional women in wine & spirits, hospitality and finance. In 2021 the fund partnered with Southern University of Louisiana as their flagship HBCU, to create a career pipeline for diverse students into the wine industry.

Robin and Andréa were the first Black women winery owners on the cover of Wine Enthusiast magazine and were nominated for the Wine Star Award for the US Winery of the Year in 202. Robin resides in the San Francisco Bay Area and has three children Daneia, Domenic and Angelo who all have pursuits in the wine & food industries.

Andréa McBride John

Andréa serves as CEO of McBride Sisters Wine Company, a multinational organization headquartered in Oakland, California. It is in the top 1% of volume, largest Black-owned and largest women founded wine company in the United States, as well as one of the most inclusive, accessible, and socially aware. With her sister Robin, Andréa began importing wines from New Zealand in 2005 and began making their own wine together in 2009. By spring 2017, the pair were producing wine from their hometowns in Aotearoa New Zealand and California under one label, McBride Sisters Collection.

In 2018, they launched Black Girl Magic Wines, a celebratory wine brand paying homage to women in their family and community, and debuted SHE CAN Wines, a premium canned wine in 2019 on International Women’s Day.

Andréa serves as a Board Member for McBride Sisters SHE CAN Professional Development Fund which she founded in 2019 with her sister Robin. Since its inception the fund has awarded over $3M in scholarships, grants and technical training to 3,000 professional women in wine & spirits, hospitality and finance. In 2021 the fund partnered with Southern University of Louisiana as their flagship HBCU, to create a career pipeline for diverse students into the wine industry.

Andréa and Robin were the first Black women Winery owners on the cover of Wine Enthusiast magazine, she has been recognized as one of Wine Enthusiast’s 40 Under 40 and has been nominated for the Wine Star Award US Winery of the Year 2021.

Andréa holds her B.A. in International Relations with a concentration in Global Business from the University of Southern California 2007. She is a member of the 2022 Class of Henry Crown Fellows within the Aspen Global Leadership Network at the Aspen Institute and she resides in San Francisco with her husband Fabian and daughter Meursault.

Wine for the new world

Founded by real-life sisters Robin McBride and Andréa McBride John, McBride Sisters Wine Company is the largest Black-owned and largest all women-founded wine company in the United States. Our mission is to transform the industry, lead by example and cultivate community, one delicious glass at a time.

We serve the “New Majority”, that have been ignored by the U.S. wine industry for many years, who are thirsty and want to be welcomed into the world of wine. Our mission is to break down barriers and make the future of wine more accessible.

We produce wine across two hemispheres, from premier coastal winemaking regions which are at the root of our story - where Andréa and Robin each grew up - in Aotearoa (pronounced “ah-oh teh-ah ROH-ah”) New Zealand and the Central Coast of California, in the United States. We offer a unique portfolio of leading brands; McBride Sisters Collection, Black Girl Magic Wines, and SHE CAN Wines and spritzers.

McBride Sisters Wine Company produces, imports and markets its own wines. It specializes in the Fortune 500 grocery stores and mass retailers, as well as wine and spirits chains, hotels, restaurants, independent wine shops, sports arenas and airlines across almost all 50 states of the U.S, Caribbean and Canada.

In March of 2023, McBride Sisters Wine Company became Certified Carbon Neutral and offset our 2022 carbon emissions by purchasing carbon credits from projects around the world that are focused on environmental, social equity and economic equity for historically marginalized communities.

We are Wine for the New World.

Open Position

National Accounts Director 120k-150k/yr

This is a full-time remote role for a Director of National Accounts on/off premise. The Director of National Accounts will be responsible for overseeing account management and sales for national accounts. The role involves business planning, creating, and maintaining relationships with customers, and strategically managing portfolio volume and brand growth within a defined account base.

Qualifications:

Detailed knowledge national account business models including pricing, programming, program execution, and inventory management
Proven success in account management and sales
Experience in national accounts
Exceptional organizational skills
Excellent communication and relationship-building skills
A positive and problem-solving attitude
Strong work ethic with the ability to change gears and work efficiently
Ability to work independently and remotely
Ability to work with a sense of urgency and complete tasks on time
Comfortable working collaboratively with a team is a must
Bachelor’s degree in business, Sales, Marketing, or related field
Valid drivers license and must have clean DMV record
3+years of work experience in the wine industry with Large National Accounts On and Off Premise
Experience with Large National Wine or Spirits supplier, or national Wholesaler is a must
Familiarity working with Data from IRI, Circana, VIP, SAM

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Open Position

Senior Accountant

The Senior Accountant is responsible for day-to-day Financial support for 3T Sales, Direct to Consumer, and Winery Operations. The role provides accounting support in inventory, COGS reporting and analysis, account reconciliations and monthly/annual close activities.

Essential Functions

The job description reflects management's assignments of essential functions; it does not prescribe or restrict the tasks that may be assigned.

Accounting (90%)

Supports the Controller in the monthly close process, analyzing, adjusting, preparing, and recording journal entries and required accruals both accurately and timely.
Runs data files and reports from multiple sources; consolidates and summarizes data; isolates anomalies and reconciles balances; interprets transactional data for input to financial systems.
Responsible for reconciling general ledger balances.
Responsible for validation/interpretation of information in subsidiary systems (inventory, sales, costs) and adjusting general ledger balance as appropriate.
Responsible for inventory costing work.
Responsible for inventory management, tracking of case goods, reconciling, performance of variance analysis and preparation of supporting adjustments.
Coordinates monthly inventory cycle counts and quarterly physical inventories and adjusts general ledge balance as appropriate.
Performs analysis and forecasts on project and operation production costs.
Applies cost principles to analyze project costs and reconcile variances.
Assists in the budget planning process by providing revenue and cost inputs.

Additional Tasks and Responsibilities (10%)

Performs additional projects, analysis and accounting functions as required.

Minimum Qualifications

Required Skills/Abilities

Ability to organize and efficiently manipulate large data sets in Excel.
Proven analytical skills and knowledge of key financial and accounting concepts.
Demonstrated advanced computer skills with intermediate or advanced Excel working knowledge.
Good knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and reporting requirements.
Ability to communicate effectively, follow through, build strong relationships, prioritize and manage multiple priorities and timelines, and adjust to change.
Wine Industry experience preferred.

Education and Experience

Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, or a related field.
Minimum of 5-7 years of experience with increasing responsibility in Finance/Accounting.

Physical Requirements

Ability to lift up to 40 pounds.
Prolonged periods of sitting at a desk and working on a computer.

This job description is subject to change and other functions may be assigned at the Company’s discretion. I reviewed and discussed this job description and understand that it does not represent an employment contract.

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