Texas Entrepreneur, Charles Smith, Joins Rocky Mou
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9:00 AM ET 2/23/16 | GlobeNewswire
Rocky Mountain High Brands, Inc. (OTC PINK: RMHB) announced today that Texas Businessman and Entrepreneur, Charles 'Chuck' Smith, has joined the Rocky Mountain High Brands Board of Directors.
Mr. Smith is a real estate investor and has been an active participant in real estate investment properties for almost 35 years. Throughout his career, he has been involved in the negotiation, acquisition, renovation, refinance and sale of commercial real estate investments in several major cities in Texas. Mr. Smith has served as the Managing Partner in many areas of the investment vehicles which he has taken to market. He graduated with honors from the University of Texas with a Bachelor's Degree in Economics and Finance.
Jerry Grisaffi, Founder of Rocky Mountain High Brands, stated, "Chuck has earned tremendous respect from business partners, brokerage houses and banking industries from his expertise in such a broad spectrum of financial vehicles. His long term record of transactions yielding double digit returns has attracted investor clients from diverse professional backgrounds, including attorneys, entertainers, company executives, and many others. Chuck fills a much needed directorship position and will bring forth a wide array of financial opportunities. His presence will help establish a solid footing that the Company can grow on."
Grisaffi continued, "Last weekend, Rocky Mountain High Brands attended the CannaCon Convention in Seattle, Washington. We consider the event to be a huge success for the Company and this has brought us a step closer to the eventual introduction of I-502 friendly beverages in Washington State. Rocky Mountain High's booth at CannaCon has attracted new potential business partners, distributors and retail accounts. We look forward to attending CannaCon and other similar events nationwide in 2016."
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