BEVERAGE / BRAND-SIDE LEADERSHIP · 2019–August 2025

JuneShine

Brand leadership, partnerships and market execution

From 2019 through August 2025, the remit covered product launches, ambassadors, content, retail support, field marketing, festivals and brand collaborations.

RemitIntegrated brand leadership
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JuneShine / Photography: Adam Clark
JuneShine ✳ Integrated brand leadershipJuneShine project archive / Photography: Adam Clark
The assignment

Coordinate product, creative, sales, field teams and partners across an expanding beverage portfolio.

Responsibility
Integrated brand leadership
Engagement
Brand-side leadership experience
Period
2019–August 2025
Selected deliverables
Brand and product-launch planningCross-functional operating coordinationRetail, field and ambassador programsAmbassador relationships

JuneShine / project archive

Explore each project.

Start with an activation, collaboration or release, then explore the broader brand and field program below.

Inside this partnership

The work, section by section.

Selected milestones

  1. 2019Integrated brand leadership

    Brand direction, partnerships, ambassadors and field marketing come together in one remit.

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  2. 2020–2021Local trial and retail support

    Workplace tastings, community partnerships and market-specific product seeding.

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  3. 2022–2023Music, festivals and collaborations

    Artist products, the Stagecoach Oasis, launch kits and Banks Journal apparel.

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  4. 2024–August 2025A wider portfolio and recurring programs

    Beverage launches, anniversary programming and continued brand operations.

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01

Brand and product-launch leadership

From 2019 through August 2025, the remit covered launches, retail, field marketing, ambassadors, partnerships and live production. The work coordinated distinct product stories across hard kombucha, canned cocktails, non-alcoholic products and the wider beverage portfolio.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Brand and product-launch planning
  • Cross-functional operating coordination
  • Retail, field and ambassador programs
Product in the JuneShine Utah content program / October 2020
Product in the JuneShine Utah content program / October 2020JuneShine Utah content archive / Photography: Adam ClarkOpen source ↗
02

Ambassadors, seeding and content

The brand and ambassador program coordinated relationships, product seeding and content requirements. Adam Clark’s Utah photography shows the product both in close-up and within outdoor scenes.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Ambassador relationships
  • Product seeding and content coordination
  • Campaign and brand-use planning
Lifestyle content with product in hand / October 2020
Lifestyle content with product in hand / October 2020JuneShine Utah content archive / Photography: Adam ClarkOpen source ↗
A product-focused image from the same shoot / October 2020
A product-focused image from the same shoot / October 2020JuneShine Utah content archive / Photography: Adam ClarkOpen source ↗
03

Workplace tastings and local events

The January 2020 Los Angeles program included WeWork, sweetgreen headquarters, Yelp LA and community events. Coordination covered venues, product, tasting materials, field teams and recaps.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Partner and venue coordination
  • Product, tasting materials and field-team support
  • Event recaps and local-market feedback
04

Madhappy and the Grammy after-party

The January 2020 program supplied beverage support to Madhappy’s Melrose event and the Red Light Management × Rolling Stone Grammy after-party. The work coordinated partner requests, bar supply and guest sampling; the hosts produced the events.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Beverage-sponsorship coordination
  • Bar and guest-sampling product support
  • Partner communication and event follow-up
Red Light Management × JuneShine Grammy after-party artwork / 2020
Red Light Management × JuneShine Grammy after-party artwork / 2020Event artwork from JuneShine’s January 2020 recap; hosted with Rolling StoneOpen source ↗
05

Retail promotions and local-market support

The November 2020 program supported Lee’s Discount Liquor, Sprouts, Whole Foods and Stater Bros. with market-specific seeding and creator activity. A Lee’s giveaway combined beverage and merchandise; the March 2021 Blue Clover event is a separate on-premise example.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Market-specific creator and product seeding
  • Retail-partner promotions
  • On-premise event communication
06

Boots in the Park and Stagecoach

The festival program connected sponsorships, venue relationships, field teams, production and product supply. The archive shows the Boots in the Park lounge and the separate Stagecoach Oasis build, which has its own detailed case study.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Festival and venue relationships
  • Activation and field-team coordination
  • Product and hospitality support
JuneShine lounge at Boots in the Park, Norco / March 11, 2023
JuneShine lounge at Boots in the Park, Norco / March 11, 2023JuneShine event archive / Photography: Jason Fenmore, Oh Dag Yo PhotoOpen source ↗
JuneShine Oasis at Stagecoach / 2023
JuneShine Oasis at Stagecoach / 2023JuneShine project archive / Photography: Adam WalkerOpen source ↗
07

Create & Cultivate / Coachella weekend

JuneShine supplied a branded product-service setup for Create & Cultivate’s Desert Pop Up at Ace Hotel & Swim Club in Palm Springs on April 16, 2022. The assignment connected the partner event, product service and on-site brand presentation during Coachella weekend.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Partner-event coordination
  • Branded service setup
  • Product and field support
JuneShine product service at Create & Cultivate Desert Pop Up / 16 April 2022
JuneShine product service at Create & Cultivate Desert Pop Up / 16 April 2022JuneShine event archive / Photographer uncreditedOpen source ↗
08

Watermelon Razz venue kits

Launch support for the Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris collaboration included cups, posters, coasters and a jersey option for U.S. women’s soccer occasions. The support sheet shows the materials offered to venues and local-event teams.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Product-launch support materials
  • On-premise and event kits
  • Field and retail coordination
One release. Every touchpoint.

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One release. Every touchpoint.

Select a number or a component.

The collaboration

Watermelon Razz with Ali Krieger and Ashlyn Harris connected the product to women’s soccer.

JuneShine launch-support sheet / June 2023Enlarge the complete image ↗
09

Banks Journal apparel collaboration

Partnership coordination connected JuneShine’s Summer of June program to Banks Journal apparel. The archive includes garment graphics, labels and collection development, extending the partnership beyond a co-branded announcement.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Cultural and brand partnerships
  • Product and merchandise coordination
  • Launch and event alignment
Banks Journal × JuneShine collection overview / 2023
Banks Journal × JuneShine collection overview / 2023Banks Journal × JuneShine design-development archiveOpen source ↗
10

Summer of June anniversary program

Programming and field coordination supported recurring anniversary editions through music, tasting-room events and local gatherings. Campaign materials and event communication connected those locations under Summer of June.

Responsibilities & deliverables

  • Anniversary and community programming
  • Local event coordination
  • Campaign materials and communication
Summer of June full-month tour campaign / 2025
Summer of June full-month tour campaign / 2025JuneShine campaign artworkOpen source ↗

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Lead a brand program across launches, content, retail and live experiences, with each team working from the same plan.

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