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Mark your calendar: Mass Brewers Guild Technical Brewing & Business Conference returns to Jack’s Abby Nov. 8

October 26, 2021Pretty Much a Press Release

Get your tickets to #MBGCon2021 to learn from these experts how to outmaneuver uncertainty and better prepare for the future. #supplychainmanagement https://t.co/HLTPLvmUAr pic.twitter.com/72KGofcixn

— Mass Brewers Guild (@MABrewersGuild) October 20, 2021

The Mass Brewers Guild’s fourth annual technical brewing and business conference (we like to call it MBG Con) will return to Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers on Monday, Nov. 8 for a daylong series of workshops, panel discussions, lectures and networking to support the craft beer community. Sign up right here! The event, which draws 160 professional brewers from Massachusetts and the New England area, provides affordable brewing education and the opportunity to learn from industry experts and peers.

The topics covered reflect the difficult past 18 months that the small business community has faced and seek to cover gaps and prepare brewery owners for the months ahead. From managing company culture, to yeast and everything in-between, attendees can choose between two tracks that cover a wide breadth of topics.

The day begins with a keynote address from YW Boston CEO Beth Chandler who will make the business case for diversity, equity and inclusion and introduce tools that breweries can bring home and apply to their business, regardless of whether there are three or 300 employees. Other sessions offer advice on how to manage hot button HR issues, expand volume through contract brewing, navigate supply chain disruptions and stay ahead of your needs and unpack consumer preferences to better understand beer buying trends.

“We spent a lot of time crafting our content lineup to ensure that we were honing in on what brewery owners and their teams need the most right now,” says Katie Stinchon, executive director of the Mass Brewers Guild. “There’s still a lot of uncertainty. The pandemic taught everyone how to be nimble, lean and creative, but we still have a ways to go before things stabilize. We hope that the conference leaves attendees feeling inspired and prepared for the road ahead.”

Tickets are just $125 a day for Mass Brewers Guild members, and $175 for non-members. All ticket proceeds support the Mass Brewers Guild and its work to protect and promote the craft beer industry across the Commonwealth. Due to festival and event cancellations, this is the only fundraiser slated for the association this year. The event hopes to raise $10k for the Mass Brewers Guild.

All sessions offer ample time for Q&A as well as lunch and happy hour. MBG Con is presented by GHM insurance and made possible thanks to supporting sponsors Acadia Insurance, Alpha Chemical, Amherst Label, arryved, Bowditch, Brew Biscuits, Craft’d Company, Ethical Swag, Fenway Law, Four Star Farms, HawkVisuals, InTouch Labels, Hop Head Farms, Jack’s Abby Craft Lagers, Omega Yeast, and Vanguard Renewables. These businesses are associate members of the Mass Brewers Guild and help to make our educational programs possible and affordable for member breweries.

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  1. Mass Brewers Guild says

    October 26, 2021 at 12:30 pm

    @JacksAbby Thank you!! 🙌🍻

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