Altech Marketing
by Kimmie Cannabis
The Stigma Breaking Sisters sharing who and what they know about cannabis and the Oklahoma MMJ community! Raising awareness! Interviewing! Enjoying natural medicine! We are here to educate the masses! Plant Over Pills! Enjoy our journey as we grow together and change the way people view women in Cannabis! 4 business owners, advocates and lovers of everything positive and uplifting! Sharing products that help feed our Endocannabinoid system! Sharing people who feed our souls! Please join Kat Wil, Ashley Nicole, Jenni Totten & Kim
Web, Media, PR
Banking and Merchant Specialist. He is an expert in providing technology that supports credit card processing, cashless ATM, check processing, gift/loyalty, ATM, POS, mobile applications, and other payment processing and financial services.
Ian specializes in compliant banking and payment solutions servicing the cannabis industry. Building on the strength of relationships cultivated during his years in the banking industry, he has partnered with financial institutions that are now actively serving cannabis-related businesses.
Additionally, Ian is the Executive Director and President of Los Angeles NORML, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization founded in 1973. As one of the oldest chapters in the country, it is a regional chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.
Kim Hughes, also known as Kimmie Cannabis, is a passionate advocate for cannabis legalization and human rights. As she approaches her 55th birthday, Kim is a proud mother of four and a doting grandma to many. Her life journey has been marked by witnessing the injustices of cannabis prohibition and the struggle to avoid incarceration. For 38 years, Kim has pursued her career as a self-employed hairstylist, cultivating a canna-friendly environment for her clients. Her personal experiences, including the loss of her father due to prescribed opioid addiction, ignited a fervent mission to educate society about the benefits of choosing plants over pills. Kim has dedicated the last six years to educating the public about the endocannabinoid system and promoting the use of hemp-derived CBD. Her advocacy extends into the medical cannabis industry in Oklahoma City, where she serves as a patient advocate and educator. Her primary goal is to dispel the reefer madness stigma surrounding cannabis, which offers numerous therapeutic benefits. Kim is a multifaceted advocate, known for creating the "Canna Talk About It?" podcast, where she discusses various aspects of cannabis and its impact on society. She has also pioneered the "High N Heelz" art auction fundraiser, leveraging her creativity to support causes she holds dear. Kim Hughes is a tireless champion for cannabis reform and a staunch advocate for women's and human rights.
Nonprofit organization
A steadfast advocate for cannabis consumers and credible source of information with respect to cannabis law, policy, and the health impacts.
Led by the nation’s foremost attorney on marijuana laws, Bruce M. Margolin provides the NORML movement with a Los Angeles voice, strength, vision, and connection to Los Angeles County residents who oppose marijuana prohibition and favor an end to the practice of arresting marijuana users.
Cutting-edge reporting on CBD and cannabis medicine SINCE 2010.
Project CBD is a California-based nonprofit dedicated to promoting and publicizing research into the medical uses of cannabidiol (CBD) and other components of the cannabis plant.
Healdsburg, CA, US
95448