What’s something about the cannabis industry you wish the general public understood better? Danielle Wildstein | Founder | Blue Oak Dispensary I wish more of the general…
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Kim Ring has a knack for crafting the right message to reach a variety of audiences. In addition to her myriad responsibilities as communications director for ASI Food Safety, she has also been a champion for the very personal mission of raising awareness about domestic violence.
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.
Green Lane Communication founder Michael Mejer is incredibly grateful to be able to keep his PR firm relatively small and focused on its 10 clients.
“I’m trying to mitigate any kind of downside risk by just trying to take that slow and steady approach,” Mejer says. “And so far, it’s been working.”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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