Morgen joined the Willamette Valley Wineries Association in 2017 as Executive Director, bringing extensive experience in wine, agriculture, and regional marketing. She previously led the Santa Barbara County Vintners Association and the Finger Lakes Wine Country Tourism Marketing Association, guiding both organizations through periods of growth, brand development, and industry collaboration. Before her work in regional wine and tourism leadership, Morgen managed her family’s vineyard and winery, overseeing wine production, vineyard operations, and hospitality. This hands-on experience continues to inform her leadership style and her deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing winegrowing communities. Morgen is passionate about building strategic partnerships that elevate the reputation, recognition, and demand for Willamette Valley wines. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling, gardening, hiking, and exploring the Pacific Northwest with her family.

Emily began her journey with the Willamette Valley Wineries Association in 2011 as a summer intern, supporting the planning of the very first Pinot in the City event in Portland. More than a decade later—and after countless events, campaigns, and member collaborations—she remains deeply committed to the Willamette Valley wine community and the people who make it extraordinary. As Associate Director, Emily oversees key organizational operations, including event strategy and the execution of major WVWA initiatives. She plays a leading role in the Willamette Valley Wine Auction, guiding planning, logistics, and winery participation to ensure the success of this signature fundraising event. Her work strengthens collaboration across the industry and supports the programs that elevate the Willamette Valley AVA. Outside the office, Emily is a full-time mom to two sweet, energetic toddler, an experience that, she insists, shares more transferable skills with event planning and crisis management than one might expect.

Brittany joined the Willamette Valley Wineries Association in November 2025 as Membership and Partnerships Manager. She brings over a decade of experience in marketing, partnerships, and community engagement across both the wine and technology sectors. Her career began in Oregon tasting rooms and cellars, gaining a firsthand appreciation for the growers and makers who define the Willamette Valley, and she even spent a harvest season in New Zealand expanding her global perspective on winegrowing. She later built a successful corporate marketing and partnerships career, creating programs and events that elevated brand visibility and strengthened community connection. Brittany serves as President of the Board for Women in Wine Oregon and holds a WSET Level 3 Award in Wines. When she’s not connecting members and partners across the region, Brittany enjoys exploring local vineyards, hiking Oregon’s scenic trails, and discovering new wines along the way.

Megan brings more than 12 years of experience in the Oregon wine industry to her role at the Willamette Valley Wineries Associaton. She began her wine career in her family’s retail shop in Hillsboro and later held management positions at several Willamette Valley wineries, working across national sales, tasting room operations, and direct-to-consumer channels. At the WVWA, Megan helps lead Oregon Pinot Camp and manages trade relations across key events and activations, strengthening connections between wineries, distributors, and national trade partners. Before entering the wine world, Megan worked in politics and nonprofit fundraising. Now based in downtown Newberg, she enjoys cheering on her nephews at baseball games, exploring sparkling wines, and savoring top-shelf bourbon—never simultaneously.