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Opici Family Distributing continues partnership with Provi to boost digital omnichannel strategy

Opici Family Distributing, the Glen Rock-based leading family-owned wine and spirits distributor, announced on Feb. 3 the continuation of its partnership with Provi, a B2B digital platform for the beverage alcohol industry. 

This initiative expands digital access for retailers in New Jersey, Connecticut, Washington, D.C., Delaware and Maryland to Opici’s portfolio and services available through Provi’s marketplace. Provi said the partnership reflects Opici’s commitment to strengthening relationships between its retail partners and sales representatives across all U.S. markets and touchpoints, digitally and in person.

“Our company was built on the concept of family and relationships,” stated Dina Opici, president, Opici Family Distributing. “Leveraging digital solutions, like Provi, enables us to maintain our direct connection with our customers while creating opportunities to meet the needs of our company, sales reps, and partners across the retail and supplier tiers.”

Opici, a family-owned distributor since 1934, is embracing digital tools that complement its in-person service and deepen its connection with the retail and hospitality community. By integrating Provi into its broader omnichannel strategy, Opici is creating a more convenient and consistent experience for its customers. 

With Provi’s platform, licensed retailers can browse Opici’s portfolio, communicate orders, and manage their beverage programs and inventory. For Opici’s sales team, the platform enhances productivity – reducing administrative tasks and allowing representatives to focus more on customer service, product education and business growth.

“We’re proud to continue our partnership with Opici Family Distributing, a company that represents both tradition and forward thinking,” said Sean Kiley, vice president of distributor partnerships at Provi. “Together, we’re helping ensure that distributors and retailers can work more efficiently and stay connected in an increasingly digital marketplace.”

Dina Opici, president of Opici Family Distributing, was chosen among the top 50 women in business on the 2025 ROI Influencers: Women in Business list.

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