US: Jackson Family Wines selects Bill O’Connor to lead sales division
Author: just-drinks.com editorial team | 18 June 2010
Jackson Family Wines has appointed Bill O'Connor to the role of executive vice president of sales for its Majestic Fine Wines division.
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Jackson Family Wines has appointed Bill O'Connor to the role of executive vice president of sales for its Majestic Fine Wines division.
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