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Louis Amoroso Has Been Building the Wine Internet Since Before Most People Had the Internet
Three decades before the wine roll-up came the beer club, the midnight shifts and a warehouse that kept getting bigger. Louis Amoroso’s latest company looks less like a reinvention than the return of an old idea with better machinery.
Foley bought the wineries. Now comes the whiskey.
Foley Family Wines & Spirits built a portfolio of California estates, then added distilling and global drinks partnerships. A bourbon finished in Ferrari-Carano barrels shows how those businesses can work together.
Mammoth Brands
The company born to fix razor shopping now wants to build the next enduring house of consumer brands. Its wager is that direct customer insight, retail reach and patient operating infrastructure can scale five distinct labels without sanding off what made them matter.
Jack J. Gindi
Jack J. Gindi is EVP and Chief Marketing Officer of Gina Group, the privately held New York fashion, lifestyle and branding company founded in 1985 that designs, licenses, manufactures and distributes products across hosiery, footwear, handbags, small leather goods, fashion accessories, athletic and wellness, gourmet foods and, since 2025, pet. He joined the company while still an undergraduate at Baruch College and has spent more than thirty years there, where he now runs brand and business acquisitions, strategic planning and general marketing. He is the executive whose name appears on Gina's licensing announcements, from K-Swiss legwear and Laundry by Shelli Segal to the launch of the company's pet division, and he works from Gina's showrooms at 10 West 33rd Street in Manhattan. Outside the office he is a father of five, an avid athlete, and an active supporter of public affairs and charitable causes.