David Gosine is a Lebanese Newfoundlander that grew up in St. John’s, NL. He has a double major in Communications and Folklore from Memorial University of Newfoundland, and has a masters in business MBA from the Burgundy School of Business. Gosine has recently moved back from the North of Italy where he worked as a consultant in market development and export for several wine and spirit companies. In the past, he was CBC’s wine correspondent and hosted a web series called “Wine with Gosine” a series dedicated to make wine accessible for everyone. Gosine has written for publications such as Harper’s Wines and Spirits Magazine, The Buyer UK and holds a column with the CBC.
Presently, still consulting, Gosine decided during Covid lockdown to pursue an interest he has had for the past decade and is about to complete his credentials in Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Cranial Sacral Therapy here in Halifax. He has a keen interest in using acupuncture for fertility and other gynaecological treatment. David will be beginning practice in the new year.
Since moving to Halifax, he has joined the board of the rainbow refugee Association of Nova Scotia, and is currently acting president. He was a pass member of the rotary club of St. John’s Northwest and was an avid member of Rotaract during undergraduate.
