Clever Leaves Appoints Hank Hague As CFO
Clever Leaves Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ:CLVR) has tapped Hank Hague to oversee its financial department on the heels of being added to the Cannabis ETF (NYSE:THCX), which trades on the New York Stock Exchange.
He led finances for several public and private companies within the pharmaceutical, biomedical, and cannabis industries during his career.
Previously, Hague, who replaces Amit Pandey, served as CFO of Abacus Health Products, Inc.
Kyle Detwiler, CEO of the New York cannabis company, said Monday they are “thrilled to welcome” Hague.
“Hank has an impressive corporate background, and he has demonstrated exceptional financial and strategic leadership in his previous roles,” Detwiler added.
Shawn “Jay-Z” Carter’s cannabis brand is now public.
The Parent Company (OTCQX:GRAMF, NEO: GRAM.U)) a vertically integrated cannabis operator focused on the California market, completed its merger with Subversive Capital Acquisition Corp. (formerly traded on OTCQX under the symbol of SBVCF) in mid-January. The $1.2 billion deal is the largest cannabis deal ever involving a Special Purpose Acquisition Company, and makes The Parent Company the largest vertically integrated operator in the state.
The Parent Company is the product of the combination between cannabis brand Caliva (which launched the hip hop mogul’s high-end cannabis line MONOGRAM in December), extraction and manufacturer Left Coast Ventures, and Shawn Carter Enterprises.
Greenberg Traurig’s Alan Annex Leads Over $25 Billion in SPAC Transactions in 2020
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Over the past year, Alan I. Annex, co-chair of Greenberg Traurig, P.A.’s Global Corporate Practice, has led numerous multi-disciplinary teams of attorneys assisting clients involved in more than $25 billion in Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) transactions, both nationally and internationally. MIAMI, FL (PRWEB) January 06, 2021 Over the past year, Alan I. Annex, co-chair of Greenberg Traurig, P.A.’s Global Corporate Practice, has led numerous multi-disciplinary teams of attorneys assisting clients involved in more than $25 billion in Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) transactions, both nationally and internationally. These transactions, which include both Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) and business combinations, show no signs of slowing in 2021.
Cannabis Job Outlook In 2021 Is Strong Despite Suffering Layoffs Throughout 2020
Cannabis Job Outlook In 2021 Is ‘Strong’ Despite Suffering Layoffs Throughout 2020
However, there were also those that did quite a bit of hiring.
What’s interesting is that many companies at both ends cited the COVID-19 pandemic as one of the reasons for their actions. For some companies, the firing trend started back in 2019, before word of the coronavirus spread. On the other hand, many companies were negatively affected by the restrictions imposed due to the pandemic.
To better understand what happened and what we can expect regarding employment in the marijuana space in 2021, I spoke with
When it comes to cannabis, Former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle had a change of heart. During his tenure as a public servant, he preferred keeping marijuana in the DEA’s Schedule I category, alongside drugs that aren t considered safe to use even under medical supervision.
“I was into all of that mindset for many years. I experienced the 60s and 70s and saw the downside of drugs, Daschle tells Benzinga. And I think there was a mentality that the best way to address drug abuse and the challenges we face with drugs generally, not necessarily just cannabis, was to try to dissuade people from using drugs by enforcing the laws. And I think that mentality was very pervasive and it was bipartisan.”