#Ceo of colorado harvest company full

'We knew early on that we could work together and that we'd be more successful if we did,' Cullen said. Together, they own Colorado Harvest Company, a mid-sized vertically integrated cultivation and retail operation growing their own cannabis and selling it to adult consumers for recreational and medical use. Today, they are partners in Organa Brands, the industry's largest consumer cannabis company and the umbrella corporation for five brands: O.penVAPE, Bakked, District Edibles, Magic Buzz, and Organa Labs, the oil that is infused into the entire product line. Morgan opened an apothecary-styled retail center and then founded Organa Labs in 2010, which is the oldest and longest running supercritical CO2 cannabis oil extraction lab in the world. Cullen focused on cultivation and retail operations, relying on his formal education and 10 years of experience teaching high school biology. Sharing the same ideals and beliefs that good cannabis is good medicine, their partnership began in 2009, although they started their medical cannabis businesses independently. In two separate opening boot camps, which O' Cannabiz promoters describe as 'a high-intensity big-picture introduction to the entire event,' Cullen and Morgan will present ideas, business strategies, core values and lessons learned from leading their growing, profitable and diverse US-based enterprises. O'Cannabiz, an inaugural event, is convening to explore aspects of cannabis legalization in Canada. With higher-than-expected sales and tax revenue, the Centennial state is putting that money to good use and has paved the way for legalization in many other states.DENVER, CO -(Marketwired - April 13, 2017) - Tim Cullen, CEO, Colorado Harvest Company, and Ralph Morgan, CEO, Organa Brands, business partners in one of the world's largest consumer cannabis companies and internationally respected cannabis cultivation and retail entrepreneurs, will present at the O'Cannabiz Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, April 21-23, 2017. I’m hoping in the next few years that will change and I can give it to a museum to display.”įive years later, cannabis is still thriving in Colorado. “I tried to give it to a few local museums shortly after, and they promptly turned me down, citing federal prohibition. “I still have the entire first purchase,” says Azzariti. Surrounded by local, national, and international media, Azzariti purchased about $60 worth of flower and infused chocolate truffles at a Denver dispensary early on New Year’s Day 2014. The first person to make that historic purchase, and the first of its kind in the nation, was a Marine Corps veteran and cannabis activist named Sean Azzariti. New Year’s Day, 2019, marks the five-year anniversary of the first legal, recreational cannabis sales in Colorado.

#Ceo of colorado harvest company full

READ FULL STORY HERE Celebrating Colorado’s First Recreational Cannabis Sale Five Years Later