Sarah Palin is Keynote Speaker for 2010 WSWA Convention

Sarah Palin is set to be the keynote speaker at the WSWA 2010 convention. The WSWA hired Sarah Palin to be their keynote speaker, and with it, they probably just ensured that attendance at the event will be quite good. The WSWA is better known as the Wine & Spirits Wholesalers of America, which is the national trade organization representing the wholesale tier of the wine and spirits industry. More than 70% of all wines and spirits sold at wholesale in the United States are distributed by members of the WSWA, showing that they have a lot of reach within the country. That makes their yearly conference a pretty big event for people interested in the wine and spirits industry.

The WSWA just released a press statements revealing that they have secured Sarah Palin as their keynote speaker for the 2010 convention. The 2010 WSWA event will be their 67th Annual Convention and Expositional, and during the opening General Session, they will have Sarah Palin take center stage. This year's event will take place from April 6th to April 8th at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. The reason that the WSWA wanted to bring in Sarah Palin as a keynote speaker, said Craig Wolf, president and CEO of WSWA, in a statement, is because she, "is a great supporter of America's free enterprise system and understands that industries like the beverage alcohol industry play a key role in driving our national economy."

The 2010 WSWA Convention at Caesars Palace will also constitute a new location for the event and should end up being one of their most popular "attractions" in recent years. This will another way for Sarah Palin to share her politics and beliefs with people, and it is starting to seem like she is making a ton of great partnerships that could indeed push her towards running for President in 2012. On the outside, this looks like another political strategy that Palin and her camp is undertaking in order to keep her name on the minds of some very important people around the country. By becoming the keynote speaker for the 2010 WSWA, she is going to be speaking in front of quite a few people with pull and money from around the country. Both parties seem to be getting exactly what they want from this brief partnership.

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WSWA Announcement

WSWA Web Site