Brittany Carducci says her indoor cycle studio encourages a team environment "where everyone can find a way to thrive."
Leigh Krieger of Minuteman Press knows a thing or two about printing.
Meet Megan Reeves, Napa photographer. How has the COVID-19 pandemic impacted her job?
Julia DeNatale of the Napa Valley Community Foundation has made a personal commitment to a career in the nonprofit world.
Jill Andrews credits her love for horses for leading her to a career in the interior design industry.
Naomi Chamblin has what many would consider a "dream job." She owns three bookstores in Napa Valley.
It's Kimberly Rose Chatman's job to know the south Napa Target inside and out. That's because she's the store manager.
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Land surveyor Mark says his job involves math, history, engineering, detective and archaeology work.
Even though Rev. Jay Lang can't physically gather right now with his members, he's still leading them.
Matt Manning continues to lead Phillips Magnet Elementary School in Napa, even from a distance.
Erica J. Simpson probably hears more live music and performances than almost anyone in Napa -- she's the executive director of the Uptown Theatre.
Glen Newhart, president of the St. Helena Hospital Foundation, said philanthropy is the "perfect opportunity" to help make a difference in peo…
Alyssa Tovar has made a career capturing the some of the most intimate moments of a couple’s wedding day.
Rev. Robin Denney is one of several priests in her family. She's also the new rector at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church.
Lindsay Hoopes traded a career as a homicide prosecutor to work with her family's winery.
Napan John Difilippo is "fired up" about his mobile pizza business.
Ben Koenig, founder and owner of Heritage Eats, said he loves the "pace, people, challenge and sense of community" found in the restaurant industry.
Bob McTavish knows a thing or two about laundry. He should, he's the newer owner of Spin Cycle Wash & Dry Napa.
Robert Kite owes his business success to these goals: “Do quality work, pay attention to detail, and at all times be honest."
“I always wanted to be a doctor even from a young age,” wrote Lovera Wolf Miller, MD.
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Growing up, Jolene A. Yee wanted to be an attorney. Her childhood ambition came true.
Even though Jean-Baptiste Rivail’s background is in international law, international affairs and economics, his heart is in the wine industry.
Giovanni Guerrera began working in his parents’ pizzeria, Sam’s House of Pizza, (on Jefferson Street) as soon as he was big enough to roll out dough.
“If you told me five years ago I would be living in California I would have slapped you," said Jim “Bear” Dyke, Jr. of Mira Winery.
Every day is rewarding for Napa barber Alvarez, co-owner of the Executive Room.
Remi Cohen thought she wanted to be a doctor. Then she found the wine industry.
Landscape architect Susan Heiken makes the outside look as good as the inside.
