As a liberal arts student in Portland, Oregon, Samantha Seagaard was already considering a career in cannabis, but she felt a responsibility to join after seeing the industry firsthand in 2007.
Noah Dotson has taken his Washington-based processing company New Standard Labs from about $90,000 in annual sales to about $500,000 in just three years. Perhaps most impressive is that he’s done so with minimal overhead costs.
Cristy Aranguiz is somewhat peerless in the cannabis industry. As CEO of Cannabis & Glass, she has helped build the company from a single store into a thriving multi-state operation with three retail locations in Washington, one in Oregon, another three in Iowa (under the brand Iowa Cannabis).
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The United States has come a long way since California’s legalization of medical cannabis in 1996. In 2012, Colorado and Washington became the first states …
Nearly 20 cannabis industry brands, trade groups and educational programs are coming together to help the next generation of cannabis leaders get a foot in …
In recent years, cannabis producers have been adopting a variety of combinations of recyclable, compostable and biobased resins to create eco-friendly packaging solutions, according to …
What’s in a name? For Renaissañt NYC, it’s both a play on the last name of CEO Jessica Naissant and a nod to the Harlem …
During his time at BuzzFeed, Wyatt Harms helped launch the company’s LGBTQ platform, but watched in dismay as profits were recorded “without reinvesting into the …