Women in Cannabiz December
Rebecca Colett reflects on being an African-American female cannapreneur in a growing Detroit cannabis industry.
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Women in the Cannabiz: Meet Keti Chikhladze
Meet Keti Chikhladze, a Georgia-born cannabis-photographer who moved to the United States at a young age. Keti, who is a cannabis photographer, videographer, social media manager, and creative consultant, shares with us her journey to becoming a cannabis photographer, a female entrepreneur, and what’s next for women in the industry.
Women In the Cannabiz: HIE Living
Welcome to the HIE Life! This month, we’re featuring Chyncia Rodgers, a mother, wife, and owner of four businesses. Most notably, the owner of HIE Living, or “Hemp in Everything” a CBD company, grower, and manufacturer. Since HIE’s founding in 2019, Chyncia has grown her company from a small CBD product producer, to now incorporating, …
Co-Founders of Humble Bloom: Danniel Swatosh and Solonje Burnett are innovating communities with Social Action and Spiritual Well-Being educating people using cannabis
By: Annabelle Paulino In this Golden Age of the roaring twenties of weed, many CBD and Marijuana businesses have been celebrating this new era with a resonance and fiery passion that has left an indelible mark in our Marijuana universe. Out of the many innovative duo’s in our leafy world Humble Bloom has captivated the …
How Natasha and Ana Redwood Built USA Hemp Co., From Scratch
More women are entering the cannabis industry every day. From farmers to dispensary owners, we’re seeing the female presence more and more. It’s crucial to remember that the cannabis industry stretches far and wide, well beyond farming operations and smokable products. Today, we’d like to introduce you to Natasha and Ana Redwood, co-founders of the …
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Meet Andrea Flowers: Insights On Blossoming and Being Transgender In The Cannabis Biz
By: Olivia Walters “Be innovative, learn your shit, and take what you want from this industry,” says Andrea Flowers, a proud trans womxn flourishing in Toronto. Even before Canadian cannabis was legalized in 2018, Andrea Flowers, aka the ‘Terpene Queen,’ worked in the underground scene passing out flyers for delivery services and packaging products. Two …
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Can You Import or Export Cannabis Products Between North American and Europe? Here’s What You Need to Know
By: Hala Laurette ElKhoury It is no secret that cannabis use has been heavily criminalized globally throughout the 20th century. In recent years, strides have been made to remove the stigma from this industry through a wave of acceptance and legalization of cannabis over various degrees. RELATED: An Interview With Angelina Blessed, The Cannapreneur Behind Blessed …
Meet, Toni Nagy, a Female Cannabis Comedian and Writer Making Her Space in The Industry
More women are entering the cannabis industry every day. From farmers to dispensary owners, we’re seeing the female presence more and more. It’s crucial to remember that the cannabis industry stretches far and wide, well beyond farming operations and smokable products. In fact, the industry welcomes all sorts of niches, especially in the realm of …
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An Interview With Riley Starr, The Cannapreneur Behind flir
This week we are featuring cannapreneur, Riley Starr. Riley is behind flir, a Canadian-based company focusing on high-quality, epicurean cannabis products. They sell cannabis-infused chocolate, tea, and vape pens. We wanted to know how Riley got into the cannabis biz. Here’s what Riley had to say in this exclusive interview with Miss Marijuana. Miss Marijuana: …
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Meet 3 BIPOC Womxn Educating the World About Cannabis Culture
By: Olivia Walters Even though it seems like everyone is smoking and enjoying the high, marijuana still has a long way to go in the way of equality. Along with the many milestones that have passed since legalization, it’s easy to see the cannabis industry as one giant billion dollar pipe dream. Unfortunately, legalized cannabis …
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