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PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
Open to male and female mentors who support the professional development of women. This program is run through an application process managed by the team at WOHO. It is suited to Women in general across the hospitality industry and the following sectors of the distilling industry:
- Distillers
- Small Distillery Owners
- Cellar Door Operators
- Bartenders
- Front of House
- Ambassadors
- Sales & Marketing
WOHO was founded in 2016 by Julia Campbell after experiencing the value of community through her involvement in the not-for-profit group, Women Chefs and Restaurateurs in New York. The intention behind WOHO is to inspire, recruit and mentor women in the often male-dominated hospitality industry and to give them the confidence to back themselves in their professional development.
- Distillers
- Small Distillery Owners
- Cellar Door Operators
- Bartenders
- Front of House
- Ambassadors
- Sales & Marketing
WOHO was founded in 2016 by Julia Campbell after experiencing the value of community through her involvement in the not-for-profit group, Women Chefs and Restaurateurs in New York. The intention behind WOHO is to inspire, recruit and mentor women in the often male-dominated hospitality industry and to give them the confidence to back themselves in their professional development.
Senior leaders in the spirit industry who support the professional development of women. This program is run through an application process driven by the partners of Spirits & Cocktails Australia. It is suited to Women in the Australian Distilling Industry who are striving for career advancement in middle to senior management leadership positions:
- Distillers
- Distillery Operations
- Distillery Owners
- Managers
- Sales & Marketing Professionals
- Procurement
- Logistics
- PR & Communications
Spirits & Cocktails Australia is an incorporated association with a vision of promoting a safe and vibrant spirits sector, which supports Australia’s mature drinking culture and creates opportunities for economic growth and industry development.
- Distillers
- Distillery Operations
- Distillery Owners
- Managers
- Sales & Marketing Professionals
- Procurement
- Logistics
- PR & Communications
Spirits & Cocktails Australia is an incorporated association with a vision of promoting a safe and vibrant spirits sector, which supports Australia’s mature drinking culture and creates opportunities for economic growth and industry development.
A series of evenings will be organised in states and territories all over Australia to promote networking opportunities for women. Dates, Sponsors and Partners for these events will be announced shortly.
According to Caroline Castrillon: "Men get straight to the point; they know the goal. They tend to decide right away, with little to no small talk, whether they will work with you or not.
Women are more focused on building long-term personal connections or friendships. Women often make contacts through people they know and tend to form smaller, deeper networks based on trust. They also frequently seek advice for both personal and professional needs. In contrast to men, women generally hesitate to ask for what they want out of a networking interaction. Instead, they think about what they can do for the other person first."
Designed to create opportunity for Women to network professionally with confidence.
According to Caroline Castrillon: "Men get straight to the point; they know the goal. They tend to decide right away, with little to no small talk, whether they will work with you or not.
Women are more focused on building long-term personal connections or friendships. Women often make contacts through people they know and tend to form smaller, deeper networks based on trust. They also frequently seek advice for both personal and professional needs. In contrast to men, women generally hesitate to ask for what they want out of a networking interaction. Instead, they think about what they can do for the other person first."
Designed to create opportunity for Women to network professionally with confidence.
A series of evenings will be organised all over Australia to provide media training opportunities for women.
Food & Beverage Industry News provides analytical feature-driven content directly related to the concerns and interests of food and drink manufacturers in production and technical roles.
It has up-to-date news on what makes the industry tick and reaches key decision-makers who offer up insights into the latest trends within the industry.
The magazine is distributed nationally to more than 5000 subscribers, while the website has more than 40,000 unique views every month.
Media training allows professionals to learn how to communicate with the media – in other words, media relations. Learn how to understand the media inside and out.
Food & Beverage Industry News provides analytical feature-driven content directly related to the concerns and interests of food and drink manufacturers in production and technical roles.
It has up-to-date news on what makes the industry tick and reaches key decision-makers who offer up insights into the latest trends within the industry.
The magazine is distributed nationally to more than 5000 subscribers, while the website has more than 40,000 unique views every month.
Media training allows professionals to learn how to communicate with the media – in other words, media relations. Learn how to understand the media inside and out.
Young Henrys has committed to supporting the careers in brewing and distilling for Australian women, announcing in 2022 the Young Henrys Brewing & Distilling Scholarship.
Open to women, female identifying and non-binary folk the scholarship is committed to funding one woman every year with a Certificate 3 Brewing Course (worth $10,000). This is paired with quarterly mentoring from Young Henrys’ own in-house legends in Head Distiller Carla Daunton, Head Brewer Jesse Searls and Rene Delmas from the Young Henrys lab.
A brand synonymous with serving its people, Young Henrys are proud to announce their Young Henrys Brewing & Distilling Scholarship, in the hopes of inspiring the next generation of female brewers and distillers. Don’t miss the chance to take part, with applications for this year now open and will close on Thursday, March 31 2022. Head to the Young Henrys website for more information.
Open to women, female identifying and non-binary folk the scholarship is committed to funding one woman every year with a Certificate 3 Brewing Course (worth $10,000). This is paired with quarterly mentoring from Young Henrys’ own in-house legends in Head Distiller Carla Daunton, Head Brewer Jesse Searls and Rene Delmas from the Young Henrys lab.
A brand synonymous with serving its people, Young Henrys are proud to announce their Young Henrys Brewing & Distilling Scholarship, in the hopes of inspiring the next generation of female brewers and distillers. Don’t miss the chance to take part, with applications for this year now open and will close on Thursday, March 31 2022. Head to the Young Henrys website for more information.
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