Comments on: Inertia Beverage Group Acquires/Merges With New Vine http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295 News you NEED to know Thu, 09 Sep 2010 00:06:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Deep Wine http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295&cpage=1#comment-1333 Deep Wine Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:43:35 +0000 http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295#comment-1333 How is it that Carol Thompson, COO of New Vine, is not mentioned anywhere? Those within the company witnessed how she allowed operational blunders to repeatedly occur. She was also responsible for coming up with the action plan to close operation of New Vine - down to details of how the employees would be dimissed and how existing inventory would be released (or not). How is it that Carol Thompson, COO of New Vine, is not mentioned anywhere? Those within the company witnessed how she allowed operational blunders to repeatedly occur. She was also responsible for coming up with the action plan to close operation of New Vine - down to details of how the employees would be dimissed and how existing inventory would be released (or not).

]]> By: former finance employee http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295&cpage=1#comment-1332 former finance employee Fri, 05 Jun 2009 17:02:43 +0000 http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295#comment-1332 The "interim CFO" had full knowledge of the financial situation at New Vine. Nothing was hidden from the internal perspective. Criminal is an appropriate word when speaking of New Vine Logistics. The “interim CFO” had full knowledge of the financial situation at New Vine. Nothing was hidden from the internal perspective. Criminal is an appropriate word when speaking of New Vine Logistics.

]]> By: Not-Saying http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295&cpage=1#comment-1330 Not-Saying Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:43:28 +0000 http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295#comment-1330 It is a shame that a company that portraid themselves as a "world class operation" pulled the rug from underneath their high profile customers and betrayed their employees by closing the doors without a warning and being told that, it was undertermined if they would get their last paycheck or not. Considering today's economy, it is adding insult to injury. --It is unethical, irresposible and unacceptable. It is a shame that a company that portraid themselves as a “world class operation” pulled the rug from underneath their high profile customers and betrayed their employees by closing the doors without a warning and being told that, it was undertermined if they would get their last paycheck or not. Considering today’s economy, it is adding insult to injury. –It is unethical, irresposible and unacceptable.

]]> By: With-held http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295&cpage=1#comment-1329 With-held Fri, 05 Jun 2009 14:11:54 +0000 http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295#comment-1329 Hopefully this will mean the employees will get paid. Since today is "pay-day" and the current employees didn't get paid either, management has a lot of explaining to do. Howcome the interim CFO didn't know about the hidden debt? Hmmm, lots of questions! Hopefully this will mean the employees will get paid. Since today is “pay-day” and the current employees didn’t get paid either, management has a lot of explaining to do. Howcome the interim CFO didn’t know about the hidden debt? Hmmm, lots of questions!

]]> By: Josh http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295&cpage=1#comment-1326 Josh Fri, 05 Jun 2009 06:29:39 +0000 http://wineindustryinsight.com/?p=3295#comment-1326 Hidden debt... One would think the management at NV could be held criminally liable... Thanks for your reporting on this again Lewis. Hidden debt…

One would think the management at NV could be held criminally liable…

Thanks for your reporting on this again Lewis.

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