With a global production estimated in nearly two billion hectolitres in 2014, beer represents without doubt 'the' alcoholic beverage of the masses and for the masses. Researches and investigations addressing beer-related themes and issues have traditionally been spread and distributed across a wide range of disciplines and fields, but frequently without a clear focus on the economics and social implications associated with the global brewing industry. The Beeronomics Society started its activities in January 2009 to fill this gap and with the main objective to capture the many diverse issues and challenges associated with the economics of beer, providing an open platform for discussions and debates. The Society is administered and managed by an Executive Committee, formed by high-profile scholars and professionals based in top universities worldwide. Members of the Committee meet on regular basis and make decisions about several aspects of the Society, including the organization of events and future directions in terms of publications and networking.