Riboli Family Wines
Marc Esprabens has a rich and extensive work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Marc started their career as a Staff Accountant at Hollywood Park Operating Company in 1989 and then progressed to become a Senior Staff Accountant at Los Angeles Kings in 1991. In 1994, they held the role of Assistant Controller at Hollywood Park Casino before joining U.S. Continental as a Controller. Marc then joined HMSHost in 1996 as an Operations Controller and later became the Sr. Director, Regional Operations Controller, overseeing the financial and accounting aspects of a geographical region. In 2016, they joined Riboli Family Wines, where they served as the Corporate Controller and is currently the Vice President of Accounting & Administration.
Marc Esprabens holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration from Loyola Marymount University. No specific start or end year for their education is provided.
Riboli Family Wines
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Winner of the 2018 'American Winery of the Year' by Wine Enthusiast, Riboli Family Wines, founders and operators of San Antonio Winery in Los Angeles, celebrates over 100 years of crafting award-winning estate wines from the prestigious California wine-growing regions of Paso Robles, Monterey, and Napa Valley. In addition, the family also produces well-known Italian wines, including Stella Rosa® Wines, a 7x Impact Magazine Hot Brand award winner. Today, the 3rd and 4th generations continue to grow and build the company. Innovation and creativity begins in the family's California Central Coast vineyards, makes its way to their historical winery in the heart of Los Angeles, and into the hands of loyal and longstanding customers all over the country. The Riboli Family sees success in the calculated risks they take. There is more than a simple story to share - there is a rich history, backed in tradition and award-winning wines. Our brands: Stella Rosa San Simeon Maddalena Highlands 41 Opaque Riboli Family Vineyards San Antonio Bodega Sangria Santo Stefano Mariella Windstream