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Empowering the Next Generation of Leaders
Last month I had the honor of speaking at the Leadership School of Armenia, where I shared insights on ethics, entrepreneurship, innovation, and the mindset needed to drive impactful change. It’s always inspiring to engage with young leaders who are eager to learn, challenge themselves, and shape the future of Armenia. Their energy and ambition reaffirm why leadership is not just about titles — it’s about influence, vision, and action. A big thank you to the Leadership School
6 days ago1 min read


Letter to My Younger Self — From the Vineyard
By Adam Kablanian Dear Younger Me, You’re probably still chasing deadlines — designing the next big thing, flying between cities, living off caffeine and ambition. You believe progress means movement, and movement means success. You’re restless, wired, and confident that you can build your way to happiness. But one day, you’ll find yourself standing in a vineyard at sunrise, soil between your fingers, and realize that not everything worth building comes from blueprints. Back
Nov 12 min read


Stillness
In a world that moves faster every day, stillness has become a luxury — and a teacher. There’s a moment in every glass of wine when time seems to pause. The swirl slows. The scent deepens. The sound around you fades until it’s just you — and what’s in front of you. That moment isn’t about wine. It’s about presence. When I first began working with wine, I thought it was all about flavor — chemistry, soil, craftsmanship. But over time, I realized that the true art of wine lies
Oct 261 min read


A Medal, A Mission, and a Movement
Honored. Grateful. Inspired. Receiving the Presidential Medal of Gratitude from President Vahagn Khachaturyan is one of those moments that makes you pause — not because of the medal itself, but because of what it represents . For me, this recognition is not just a personal milestone. It’s a symbol of a journey — one built on curiosity, persistence, and a belief that technology, when rooted in purpose, can change lives. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of working alongs
Oct 221 min read


Why Giving Back Matters: Reflections from Adam Kablanian
September 27 is a date deeply etched into our national memory. On this day in 2020, Armenia was thrust into a devastating war, a tragedy...
Sep 271 min read


5 tips for picking the best wine from a winemaker
5 Tips for Picking the Best Wine Choosing the perfect wine doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Whether you’re a casual enthusiast or...
Sep 252 min read


Wine & Autumn: Why Some Flavors Just Belong to This Season
There’s something about autumn that feels tailor-made for wine. As the air cools and leaves turn shades of gold and crimson, our palates...
Sep 132 min read


Tech Skills Every Modern Entrepreneur Should Master
By Adam Kablanian In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, technology isn’t just an advantage—it’s a necessity. Entrepreneurs who...
Sep 92 min read


Legacy Is Built, Not Bought: A Founder’s Reflection on Purpose
By Adam Kablanian When I was building tech companies, the metrics were straightforward: user growth, revenue, market share, and exit...
Aug 172 min read


Leadership, Like Wine, Gets Better with Time
In my latest article for TechBullion, I share thoughts for the next generation of leaders on patience, growth, and the lessons only time...
Aug 151 min read


Why I Chose Wine
People often ask me — Why wine? Coming from a world of technology, where everything moves fast, changes constantly, and demands...
Jul 231 min read


The Launch of the Book ‘PR is Dead’ Supports FASF
On June 17, we gathered to celebrate the launch of “PR is Dead” — a bold new book by Emma Sargsyan that challenges the conventions of...
Jun 181 min read


Lessons from Leading in Tech That Shaped My Winemaking Journey
When people hear that I have ventured into winemaking after a career in tech, they often ask: “How do those two worlds even connect?” The...
Jun 92 min read
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