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[Webinar] Impact and ESG in the Cannabis Industry | Vicente Sederberg LLP

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Cannabis conflict: Hempest s move into recreational marijuana causes trouble for co-owner s family

Cannabis conflict: Hempest’s move into recreational marijuana causes trouble for co-owner’s family The Hempest on Conz Street in Northampton. The store recently added recreational marijuana to its offerings, a move that caused trouble for co-owner Jonathan Napoli’s wife, Kim Napoli, who lost her job as director of corporate and social responsibility at Parallel, parent company of the New England Treatment Access dispensary just down the street. STAFF PHOTO/GRETA JOCHEM Published: 4/14/2021 7:48:43 PM NORTHAMPTON When Hempest co-owner Jonathan Napoli got state approval a few months back to begin selling recreational marijuana at his Conz Street store, he figured it would be a simple transition. For years the shop had sold products made from cannabis plants, including hemp products.

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Prominent executive at NETA parent company fired after husband opens competing marijuana store

Prominent executive at NETA parent company fired after husband opens competing marijuana store
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NETA Awards $25,000 Security Equipment Grant to Social Equity Applicant Cannabis Delivery Service in Massachusetts

Share: FRANKLIN, Mass., Jan. 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ New England Treatment Access (NETA), a division of the privately-held, multi-state cannabis company Parallel and a leading cannabis operator in Massachusetts, today announced that Florencia, a social equity cannabis license applicant, is the recipient of $25,000 through its Security Equipment Grant Program. NETA s initiative is designed to help reduce barriers to entry for social equity applicants into the state s cannabis industry. Florencia will be one of the first to receive a home-delivery license from the Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) for social equity applicants. The company plans to locate in Uxbridge, Massachusetts pending final town approvals. Florencia is owned by Jensen and Jackson Mejia, twin brothers who came to the United States from the Dominican Republic in 1991 and have called Worcester, Massachusetts home. The Mejia s brother Ardwin, who is a decorated U.S. Marine, serving the country around the world,

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Twin brothers starting cannabis delivery company get leg up through $25,000 equity grant from NETA

Twin brothers starting cannabis delivery company get ‘leg up’ through $25,000 equity grant from NETA Updated Mar 03, 2021; Facebook Share Twin brothers Jensen and Jackson Mejia are bursting with passion as they start a cannabis delivery company called Florencia, a process that just became a little bit easier with the help of a $25,000 equity grant from NETA. Jensen said he saw the cannabis industry as a chance to build something of his own from scratch. Jackson was an ideal partner as his twin, but also for his experience as an attorney. The two have been working on getting Florencia started since incorporating last year and Jensen is part of the state’s social equity program, designed to offer training for people who were disproportionate affected by the War on Drugs.

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