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At Gleam Connections, we’re proud to be part of the bigger conversation about the future of marketing, visibility, and entrepreneurship.

From industry panels to national publications, our work has been spotlighted for its creativity, clarity, and commitment to helping brands gleam.

Collage of diverse people at social events with text overlay that reads 'Harpers Wine & Spirit 30 Under Thirty 2025'.

  • I’m so grateful to be named on this year’s Harper’s Wine & Spirit 30 under 30 list, alongside so many amazing others doing incredible things in the wine & spirits industry. Read more here.

Four women sitting around a table with drinks, engaged in conversation, illustrated in a colorful, flat design style.

  • I had the joy of having a truly relevant and thought-provoking conversation with Harpers on the topic of ‘Debunking the Gen Z moderation myth’. For more details, check out the article here. (Please note that full access is only available with a subscription)

A woman with long blonde hair, glasses, and a tie-dye shirt stands outdoors in a desert landscape, smiling and holding a glass of white wine. There is a mountain in the background. In the upper left corner, a graphic features Jeri Yoshida and the text 'sequel opportunities' over an orange background.

  • I had the pleasure of being on Jeri’s podcast ‘Sequel Opportunties’ to discuss my business journey and how I started my business and grew it into an agency. Watch here.

Promotional graphic for the podcast 'Fine Wine To Me' featuring McKenna Schroter, who connects wine brands with social media, with a smiling woman holding a glass of white wine, a yellow background, and text about episode details.

  • I had the pleasure of being on the wine business podcast ‘Fine Wine To Me’ to discuss about how to connect with wine brands through social media. Watch here.

Two people, an older man and a woman, smiling and clinking glasses of beer at an outdoor tennis club or cafe, with tennis courts, umbrellas, and greenery in the background.

  • I had the pleasure of speaking with The Food Institute for a feature that spotlights Michelob Ultra’s “lifestyle-first” branding strategy. We explored how aligning with deeper consumer identities like wellness continues to drive the brand’s marketing dominance.

    For the full discussion and key lessons, you can read the article here.