Co-founder

Health-conscious, bubbly, and stylish; you could say Boozie got it from our mamma, Co-founder Kasey Dixon. While shaking cocktails for her friends during a bachelorette trip in Mexico, Kasey’s idea for Boozie quickly turned from a daydream into a real plan. Creating a product from scratch and breaking into an industry where she had no prior experience in might be Kasey’s boldest move to date, but it’s far from unexpected. Kasey loves to get down to business just as much as she loves to get down to Madonna classics, cocktail in hand. Kasey’s actually been “making it happen,” a phrase she’s heard and lived by since childhood. From long days dancing in her hometown of Kansas City, to her years at Boise State University, Kasey’s unfailing work ethic and unique vision would eventually accrue her more than a decade of marketing experience in Los Angeles. Her impeccable intuition for trends and a strong belief in the power of branding would also help Kasey launch her own lifestyle blog in 2015. With tens of thousands of engaged followers – and counting – Kasey continues to make an impact in the highly saturated influencer marketing space. As she can personally attest to the power of social media, it has become an integral part of Boozie’s marketing strategy. When Kasey isn’t conceptualizing new businesses, you can catch her driving around town lip-synching 90s hits, watching KC Chiefs football or getting outside to enjoy all her new home base, Ketchum ID has to offer.

Director of marking and branding

Blaire Dorin’s path to Boozie began in 2012 when she graduated from college, packed up her two-door car and headed West in search of experience. She remains determined to build not only a career, but also a life that makes setting an alarm each day worthwhile. A few months after arriving in Los Angeles, Blaire found herself having a lot of fun and working for none other than Boozie co-founder, Kasey, in a junior corporate fashion marketing role. Her next step was diving into the land of skate tricks and snowboard documentaries as a Red Bull employee. It was after moving to a tech start up, Blaire felt she needed to worry less about feeding her bank account and more about fulfilling her passions. Using her gut as a compass, and drawn to authenticity like a moth to a flame, she immersed herself in the world of interior design and product development. At its core Boozie is about experiencing more and making memories, and that human connection is what draws Blaire to her new cocktail-filled world. As the Director of Brand Development, Blaire’s eager to share the #vodkasodamagic that is Boozie with as many party people as possible.

Co-founder

While Luke doesn’t currently rock a mullet, he does share the “business in the front and party in the back” mentality with the infamous hairstyle. Blurry vision, however, wasn’t his motivation for co-founding Boozie with wife, Kasey. After logging more than ten years in the world of finance, Luke’s biggest draw to the beverage industry is creating a buzz. His ingenuity and entrepreneurial nature was evident as far back as childhood, whether mowing lawns in Idaho to make a buck or using that hard-earned dough to build potato launchers with his buddies. Luke’s unwavering determination took him to the Boise State Football field, and eventually to Los Angeles where he successfully co-founded a private equity firm. Although, it’s difficult to say if Luke is better at building businesses – or consuming astronomical amounts of food. With hobbies like scuba diving, heli-skiing and bushwhacking mountains, it’s not hard to see where he develops the appetite. Humor, humility and gratitude are Luke’s guiding principles and ultimately his real hunger is to learn, live and create memories; a core concept of Boozie’s brand identity.