The Last Word: Page 2

‘Scratching the Surface’

Primitiv Co-Founders Calvin Johnson Jr. and Rob Sims discuss their professional journeys from football to flower and how they’re staking their claim in a competitive Michigan landscape.

New York Market ‘Centered on Community’

Cannabis NYC Director Dasheeda Dawson, formerly the cannabis program manager for Portland, Ore., discusses her new role in her home state and her priorities for New York’s forthcoming adult-use market.

‘2023 is the Year’

U.S. Hemp Building Association President Henry Gage Jr. says creating affordable infrastructure and eliminating THC testing are priorities for the organization in the coming year.

Greenlight’s Missouri Mission

CEO John Mueller says getting up and operating in the state’s medical market will provide a homefield advantage ahead of potential adult-use legalization.

'There Really Are No Luxuries Here’

Planet 13 co-CEO Robert Groesbeck says cannabis companies must tread carefully as the economic outlook remains grim.

Illinois' First Black-Owned Cannabis Brand 93 Boyz Puts Social Equity at the Forefront

American rapper and singer Vic Mensa is striving to provide education and equity for communities impacted by the war on drugs through 93 Boyz.

‘A Better Solution’

Jarrel Howard, CEO of Gold Standard Farms, shares the history of his family business and how cultivating hemp has launched the company into a new era.

Assessing Success

Angela Pih, vice president of marketing for California-based Harborside, says to lean on retailer relationships and customer insights when initiating and evaluating marketing campaigns.

A New Era in New Mexico

Duke Rodriguez, CEO of Ultra Health, says the state's adult-use cannabis retail program underperformed in April, the first month for the new market.

‘Step Forward Boldly’

Trulieve Chief Marketing Officer Valda Coryat on why building credibility and connections in cannabis is critical.

What’s Next For Wana?

A conversation with CEO Nancy Whiteman six months after Canopy Growth Corporation announced its nearly $300 million acquisition of the edibles brand.

Partnerships Mobilize M4MM

Minorities for Medical Marijuana (M4MM) CEO Roz McCarthy says acquiring big-business support will complement the organization’s bedrock: community trust.

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