For more than twelve years, Adam Marshall has been helping pave the legal roads that have allowed the state’s craft beer trade to boom. Even before assuming the title of vice president and general counsel at Marshall Brewing Company in Tulsa, which he co-founded with his brother Eric in 2008, Marshall has been a persistent advocate for the state’s beermakers at the State Capitol and among the greater public. In 2019, his industry peers formally recognized his achievements with the Craft Brewers Association Champion of Oklahoma Craft Award. Marshall Brewing Company, 1742 East Sixth Street in Tulsa. (918) 292-8781 or marshallbrewing.com.
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