A self-described bridge builder, Embarc CEO Lauren Carpenter worked for several Fortune 500 companies, plus two cannabis retail chains before launching her own retail business.
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Darwin Millard’s logical and straightforward demeanor earned him the nickname “the Spock of Cannabis”
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Over the last six months, MedMen has been in the news for all the wrong reasons. On January 12, MedMen’s stock hit zero, a massive…
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“It’s clear that the time we spent at the very beginning of Nabis, immersing ourselves in the day-to-day operations, has been essential to setting us…
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In 2014, he received the Rebekah A. McBride Award for “Pro Bono Attorney of the Year” by the Northwest Colorado Legal Services Project. He also…
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California’s recreational market fell short of industry expectations with market participation and sales lower than analyst projections.
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As CEO of PayRio , Aubrey Amatelli has grown the company from three employees to its current team of 25 in two years.
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The Garawi brothers have grown Muha Meds into a multi-state operation, with more than 350 employees and products in nearly 1,000 stores across California, New Mexico and Michigan.
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Green Horizons co-founders Michael Meade and Carlos “Los” Arias were surrounded by outstretched hands and an outpour of enthusiasm as they stood together below…
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In 2014, Washington became the second state to commence recreational cannabis sales. Vertical integration and out-of-state funding are still prohibited for licensed cannabis businesses, and retail sales are taxed at the highest rate in the country.