Strategic hires and promotions position the company for continued national growth
January 14, 2026 (Dayton, OR) — Stoller Wine Group enters the new year with strong momentum and a clear focus on growth. The company announced key leadership appointments across its national sales, culinary, and marketing teams, supporting its long-term vision and operational excellence.
“We have an incredible opportunity in front of us,” said Gary Mortensen, president of the Stoller Wine Group. “Bill Stoller built the foundation for our values, culture, and commitment to quality. Our responsibility now is to push forward, do the hard things, and honor his legacy.”
These appointments reflect Stoller Wine Group’s continued investment in experienced leadership and internal development as the company grows its national footprint and hospitality offerings.
Britt Dimmick joined the company in late 2025 as senior vice president of national sales, bringing nearly 30 years of wine industry experience. Her career includes leadership roles at Banfi Vintners, Fetzer Vineyards, House of Smith, and most recently Shannon Family of Wines. In her new role, Britt will oversee Stoller Wine Group’s national sales strategy and distributor relationships, with a focus on long-term alignment and disciplined growth.
Jill Goodrich has been appointed to western regional sales manager. With more than 30 years of experience, including leadership roles at Shannon Family of Wines, A to Z Wineworks, and The Hess Collection, Jill will lead distributor and key account efforts across the Western United States
With a career rooted in hospitality-driven cuisine, Meagan Bowers joins Stoller Wine Group as executive chef, bringing more than 20 years of leadership experience across luxury and destination dining environments. Most recently, she served as assistant general manager at The Harp Group’s luxury fishing resort in Southeast Alaska, overseeing multi-department operations. In her role, Meagan will lead culinary strategy and execution across all four Stoller Wine Group’s hospitality experiences.
In a key internal promotion, Alexa Casebeer has been named vice president of marketing. Since joining the company nearly four years ago as project manager, she has played a central role in aligning marketing strategy across the company’s portfolio, leading cross-functional initiatives, and strengthening brand clarity as the organization has grown.
“With this team in place, we’re well-positioned to grow thoughtfully and deliver on the vision that has guided us from the beginning,” Mortensen said.
About Stoller Wine Group
The Stoller Wine Group has earned a reputation as one of Oregon’s most dynamic family of wineries by thinking and acting differently than our peers. Our success begins with Founder and Proprietor, Bill Stoller, a native of Dayton, Oregon, whose vision is to build a company that will last for 200 years.
Founded in 1993, our collection of family-owned brands includes Stoller Family Estate, Chehalem Winery, Chemistry, Stoller Swing, History, Elouan, and Canned Oregon. We take pride in our B Corp, LIVE, and Salmon-Safe certifications, knowing we back our values with actions when it comes to our commitment to our land, wines, and community. With every step forward, we are building a lasting impact on the wine industry and the world. Home to the world’s first LEED Gold certified winery, our principles have led us to be perennially honored as one of Oregon’s most admired companies by the Portland Business Journal, 10Best Tasting Rooms by USA Today Readers’ Choice, and Top Workplaces recipient by The Oregonian.
For more information and our dedication to crafting world-class wines sustainably, please visit our website at stollerwinegroup.com.
