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Posted On: 02/23/2015 5:04:45 PM
CGRW huge news:
CannaGrow Holdings Will Attend Tribal Marijuana Conference at Tulalip Resort Casino in Washington
2015-02-23 16:15 ET - News Release
CENTENNIAL, CO -- (Marketwired) -- 02/23/15
CannaGrow Holdings, Inc., (OTC PINK: CGRW), a Liaison and Consultant providing Turn-Key solutions to licensed Growers will attend the Tribal Marijuana Conference in Tulalip, Washington.
Mr. Janovec, CannaGrow Holdings, CEO, comments, "CannaGrow Holdings was recently contacted by one of the largest Native American Tribes in the United States. The inquiry was in regard to our interests in developing a business relationship with the Tribe in the marijuana-cannabis industry. Due to this inquiry and others like it, I think it is important for CannaGrow to become familiar with the new policies allowing Native American Tribes to establish enterprises in the cannabis industry on their Tribal lands and reservations." As a start, CannaGrow Holdings will be attending the Tribal Marijuana Conference in Tulalip, Washington, at the Tulalip Resort Casino, which is being co-sponsored by Odawi Law, PLLC and Harris Moure, PLLC, law firms, on February 27 & February 28, 2015. The conference will cover a number of important topics, such as:
Native American Tribal governments interested in generating revenues in this industry
Native American Tribal governments and Indian entrepreneurs looking to create new business partnerships
Non-Indian owned marijuana businesses wanting to expand onto Native American reservations
Federal laws and policies regulating the marijuana possession & usage
State laws regulating marijuana possession & usage
Medical marijuana in the States of Washington, Nevada, and California
Full legalization of marijuana in the States of Washington and Colorado
The New policies have come into play within the last three (3) months and like most new policies, will be ever changing as this industry continues to expand across the USA. Attending Conferences like this one and others slated for the month of March and later into 2015 will be an intricate part of CannaGrow maintaining a leading position as a liaison, consultant, and a facility manager in this new and exciting industry."
Mr. Janovec goes on to say, "I have personally been involved and worked with three (3) of the top five (5) largest Native American Tribes (based upon business revenues and enterprises). My previous working experience with these three Native American Tribes was in the housing/mortgage industry. The fact that I am a descendant of the Santee Sioux Tribe and have developed a good working knowledge of the various regulations that govern these Tribes and the cultures which exist on the Tribal reservations, I feel that CannaGrow will have a competitive edge."
With the addition of our consultants, Dr. John P. Janovec and Jason Wells, CannaGrow is in the position to begin expanding consulting services and operations in the cannabis industry and within the development of facilities to be built on Native American Tribal reservations."
read it here: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=...p;region=U
CannaGrow Holdings Will Attend Tribal Marijuana Conference at Tulalip Resort Casino in Washington
2015-02-23 16:15 ET - News Release
CENTENNIAL, CO -- (Marketwired) -- 02/23/15
CannaGrow Holdings, Inc., (OTC PINK: CGRW), a Liaison and Consultant providing Turn-Key solutions to licensed Growers will attend the Tribal Marijuana Conference in Tulalip, Washington.
Mr. Janovec, CannaGrow Holdings, CEO, comments, "CannaGrow Holdings was recently contacted by one of the largest Native American Tribes in the United States. The inquiry was in regard to our interests in developing a business relationship with the Tribe in the marijuana-cannabis industry. Due to this inquiry and others like it, I think it is important for CannaGrow to become familiar with the new policies allowing Native American Tribes to establish enterprises in the cannabis industry on their Tribal lands and reservations." As a start, CannaGrow Holdings will be attending the Tribal Marijuana Conference in Tulalip, Washington, at the Tulalip Resort Casino, which is being co-sponsored by Odawi Law, PLLC and Harris Moure, PLLC, law firms, on February 27 & February 28, 2015. The conference will cover a number of important topics, such as:
Native American Tribal governments interested in generating revenues in this industry
Native American Tribal governments and Indian entrepreneurs looking to create new business partnerships
Non-Indian owned marijuana businesses wanting to expand onto Native American reservations
Federal laws and policies regulating the marijuana possession & usage
State laws regulating marijuana possession & usage
Medical marijuana in the States of Washington, Nevada, and California
Full legalization of marijuana in the States of Washington and Colorado
The New policies have come into play within the last three (3) months and like most new policies, will be ever changing as this industry continues to expand across the USA. Attending Conferences like this one and others slated for the month of March and later into 2015 will be an intricate part of CannaGrow maintaining a leading position as a liaison, consultant, and a facility manager in this new and exciting industry."
Mr. Janovec goes on to say, "I have personally been involved and worked with three (3) of the top five (5) largest Native American Tribes (based upon business revenues and enterprises). My previous working experience with these three Native American Tribes was in the housing/mortgage industry. The fact that I am a descendant of the Santee Sioux Tribe and have developed a good working knowledge of the various regulations that govern these Tribes and the cultures which exist on the Tribal reservations, I feel that CannaGrow will have a competitive edge."
With the addition of our consultants, Dr. John P. Janovec and Jason Wells, CannaGrow is in the position to begin expanding consulting services and operations in the cannabis industry and within the development of facilities to be built on Native American Tribal reservations."
read it here: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=...p;region=U
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