After medical cannabis legalization was approved by Colombian Congress in 2017, we all poured our hopes into promises of a “green oil” we knew very…
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The Latino Cannabis Alliance in March announced its official launch as a national coalition of U.S.-based Latino cannabis advocacy leaders. The LCA was established to…
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In 2014, I secured one of the very first recreational cultivation licenses in Washington state and the country. Three years later, I had my first…
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Growth is one of the most thrilling aspects of business — but not all growth is created equal. Expansion without preparation is like building a skyscraper on sand: impressive at first glance, but doomed to collapse.
Take the time to lay a strong foundation, protect your intellectual property, strengthen your brand, and build systems that allow others to replicate your success. When you do, expansion isn’t a gamble; it’s a natural next step.
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She has a Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences, teaches at multiple universities, hosts a sciencey podcast, has 496,500 followers on TikTok and authored the new book,…
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Miss Grass CEO Kate Miller built an online educational community of more than 100,000 users who collectively informed her company of what products to develop as well as where and when to launch the now monolithic Miss Grass brand which spans seven states, generates more than $1 million per month, and is operated by a team of just 15 people.
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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…
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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.
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After numerous awards and hundreds of thousands of dollars donated to charities, PufCreative CEO John Shute seemingly surprised himself when discussing his personal career milestones.
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Custom Cones USA was an unexpected, runaway success for co-founders Harrison Bard and Fredrik Rading. The wildly successful Washington-based rolling paper company ships throughout the United States and 47 other countries, serving about 18,000 clients that range from head shops to the Jordanian military.
