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This Napa winery's women founders believe in serendipity.
Ellie Anest, co-founder and CEO of Napa's Eleven Eleven Wines, grew up on a farm in small-town Nebraska. The descendant of Greek immigrants, Anest was a little girl with big dreams. She recalls cutting images out of magazines and pasting them into a visionary scrapbook. “I created pictures of what life could look like outside of this small town—a world where there’s diversity and opportunity and art and interesting people.”One has to wonder if a…
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