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Our Team is Growing! Meet our New Hires!

Posted: May 1, 2019
In: Imbibe Updates

Learn a little about the newest members to our team. Interested in joining us? Check out our current openings!

Richard

Business Analyst

Favorite Dessert: Cookie Dough Ice Cream

Zachary

Beverage Technician

Favorite food/Beverage Pairing – Nachos and Margaritas

Jessica

Business Development Associate

Signature Drink – Green Tea

Kimberly

Quality Control Technician

Signature Drink: Gotta Get Up to Get Down Milk Stout

Rashunda

Procurement Planner

Favorite food: Egusi FuFu (Nigerian dish) and Mexican

Gennady

Staff Accountant II

Favorite Dessert: Napoleon Cake

Rick

Maintenance Engineer

Meghan

Lab Technician

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