Join BPM on July 15, 2020 at Sonoma State University’s second Wine Business Institute Research Summit. BPM Partner Terry Hill is among the lineup of wine professionals speaking at the event.
The Wine Business Institute Research Summit, is a gathering of academics, scholars, and wine industry professionals devoted to the sharing of research on the economic, social, and management issues affecting the wine sector.
Tickets are $45 and the virtual event begins at 9:30 a.m.
Learn more about the other industry professional speaking at the event and buy tickets on the Wine Business Institute Website.
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Terry Hill Terry is a Partner in BPM’s Advisory Practice and is responsible for leading the Firm’s CFO Services group, which supports middle-market companies through key points of inflection: rapid growth, capital raise, M&A and turnaround/bankruptcy. Directly prior to BPM, Terry was Northern California Office Managing Partner for Tatum, a national, professional services firm, where he had responsibilities for a similar practice of interim CFOs and Controllers. With over 20 years of experience as an owner/operator and consultant, Terry has parlayed his entrepreneurial background into practice leadership, practice management and new revenue generation responsibilities. |
BPM for Wine/Craft Beverage
BPM is one of the largest California-based accounting and consulting firms, ranking in the top 50 in the country. It has served the San Francisco Bay Area's emerging and mid-cap businesses, as well as high-net-worth individuals, since 1986. We have served California’s wine and craft beverage communities for the past 30 years. Our Wine/Craft Beverage professionals serve the diverse needs of wineries and breweries of all sizes – from small négociants to large, fully-integrated winery, breweries and suppliers. Our specialized advisory services include business succession planning, mergers & acquisitions, due-diligence, valuation and CFO services. For more information, visit https://www.bpmcpa.com/Industries/Wine-Craft-Beverage.