LaToya Jordan, a former attorney, and Brianna Shelko, an award-winning musician and entrepreneur, to talk about founding Marble Wines—a brand born out of frustration, fueled by purpose, and designed to reflect the women who drink it.

Key Discussion Points:

Why the wine industry lacked female representation

How they turned past careers in law and music into wine entrepreneurship

The unexpected challenges of distribution and brand visibility

Why Marble’s red blend is a “transitional wine” for first-time red drinkers

The power of seeing your reflection—literally—on the bottle

Building a community of women through events, wine tastings, and storytelling

The unique bond between two co-founders from different generations and backgrounds

Takeaways:

Don’t wait to be included—build what’s missing

The best businesses start from genuine relationships

Authenticity resonates more than perfection in branding

Representation isn’t just visual—it’s experiential

Start small, connect deeply, and let the product speak

Closing Thoughts:
LaToya and Brianna are redefining what a wine brand can be—rooted in identity, friendship, and fearless ambition. Marble Wines is more than a label; it’s a mirror for the women it serves.