Industry Resources
Growing an unparalleled industry
As a leader in wine education, the ÃÛѨÊÓƵ Center for Wine Education is committed to building connections throughout the wine industry – between growers, wineries, businesses and students.
Share Your Ideas for a Lecture
Have a great idea for a lecture topic? We'd love to hear from you! Send your idea to wine@linfield.edu.
Hire students for jobs and internships
Looking to hire talented wine study students? Email your job or internship description, and we'll share it with our students. Send your email to wine@linfield.edu.
50 Actionable Steps to Advancing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Wine Industry
Our guide on enhancing DEI in your winery or business provides actionable steps in access, education, partnership, and marketing that you can implement immediately. Developed from the rich discussions at an event hosted by ÃÛѨÊÓƵ, this guide captures the insights of over a dozen industry leaders and experts. Together with audience participants, they explored the current state of DEI in the wine industry and shared strategies to create authentic experiences for BIPOC communities within and beyond the wine sector.
2024 Salary Survey Report
The 2024 survey is the 18th survey conducted by Western Management Group (WMG). In recent years, WMG's work has been supplemented by an additional survey by Wine Business Analytics to better account for wineries that produce fewer than 50,000 cases a year. The survey is based on data collected from wineries across the United States and features comprehensive compensation data on key winery roles in sales, winemaking and grape growing.
Support wine studies
Provide scholarships and other learning opportunities for wine studies students. Invest in the future of the wine industry by supporting ÃÛѨÊÓƵ's program through financial or in-kind gifts.
Additional Resources
New EU Label Regulations
Latest Updates on the EU Wine Label Regulations Webinar, Hosted by ÃÛѨÊÓƵ Center for Wine Education
- Download the webinar presentation
2023 OR Wine Labor Survey, Jeff D. Peterson, Ph.D., Vinum Docet, LLC
Studies done by Geisenheim University in Germany reveal the ways that wine tourism is changing. By Prof. Dr. Gergely Szolnoki.
New Comprehensive Smoke Exposure Website Launched for Wine Industry