The AGRiMED Story Back in 2010 Sterling Crocket
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The AGRiMED Story
Back in 2010 Sterling Crockett saw the life-changing possibilities of medical cannabis. Just after giving birth to a healthy child, his ailing daughter, Nicole, was diagnosed with kidney cancer. During 16 weeks of chemotherapy, nausea and loss of appetite which led to weight loss and weakness. Her physician suggested medical marijuana. “I can’t help you get it,” he said, “but you should have the information.”
In 2016 the serial entrepreneur Sterling Crockett, once an executive with Chicago-based Green Thumb Industries, recruited partners and founded AGRiMED Industries. The company’s purpose is not only to cultivate and process medical-grade cannabis but to dispense it as well, adding a professionalism for which the industry has not been consistently known.
At more than a dozen employees and planning to hire and acquire in several states, AGRiMED and its CEO had big ambitions: a pending grow/process application in their home state of Pennsylvania, competing for licenses in several other states, partnerships with hospitals and dispensaries, and sales commencing in 2018.
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Back in 2010 Sterling Crockett saw the life-changing possibilities of medical cannabis. Just after giving birth to a healthy child, his ailing daughter, Nicole, was diagnosed with kidney cancer. During 16 weeks of chemotherapy, nausea and loss of appetite which led to weight loss and weakness. Her physician suggested medical marijuana. “I can’t help you get it,” he said, “but you should have the information.”
In 2016 the serial entrepreneur Sterling Crockett, once an executive with Chicago-based Green Thumb Industries, recruited partners and founded AGRiMED Industries. The company’s purpose is not only to cultivate and process medical-grade cannabis but to dispense it as well, adding a professionalism for which the industry has not been consistently known.
At more than a dozen employees and planning to hire and acquire in several states, AGRiMED and its CEO had big ambitions: a pending grow/process application in their home state of Pennsylvania, competing for licenses in several other states, partnerships with hospitals and dispensaries, and sales commencing in 2018.
https://nebula.wsimg.com/05a13deb3ec1b22ea4f7...oworigin=1
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