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Posted on Dec 9, 2015
Are there any Veterans in Oregon interested in starting up a Cannabis Company?
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I'm loosely affiliated to this Veteran owned investment firm in Canada. They want to start a Cannabis/Hemp operation in Oregon, but in order to do that, they need a legal resident. So they reached out to me to see if I can find them someone. The person would have to be business savvy, highly responsible, and have a clean record to meet eligibility requirements for a state license. I'm not sure if they were planning a grow operation, or an actual shop.
If anyone is interested, please message me with any pertinent information about yourself, and a resume.
If anyone is interested, please message me with any pertinent information about yourself, and a resume.
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Hello Cpl Masi
I've been in Colorado, for almost a year, but I am not stuck on any state. I moved here from Orlando, Florida because of I kept hearing how good the VA system was here. To my amazement, in 3 months I accomplished more than 2 1/2 years in Orlando..... Once I EAS'd in January of 2001, I operated a couple of small businesses in the local area so I have a back ground in business. I am mentally very capable and when you put that together with how military members strive to be the very best - well, we can penetrate BS a record speed. I've been reading and listening about the Cannabis industry and how it is being used to help Veterans. I've been wanting to get connected to a group of Veterans that is doing or looking to REALLY HELP us. As it stands right now, all I see is the bottle neck created by the wealthy / politicians to control the industry. I have spoken to a few Veterans who are thinking about creating something meaningful, sustainable and most of all containing "INTEGRITY" at the core. What do I mean? To do with correctly and to the best of our ability. If we see something that is not working as intended or can be done in better way, we'd make the immediate adjustment. I don't just want to make money. I'm thinking of something alone the lines of getting a piece of property about 10 acres where we'd incorporate a Veteran community living life style. We would: grow, teach to grow, educate the Veterans and their families, use everything part of the growing process to help the non-profit (but also having a for-profit to create and reach economic sustainability), build a tiny-house / economic homes made of hemp for new comers or ill patents who would like to be around this type of living, have a walking and running path, build small buildings so that medical providers can routinely visit our Veterans and all of this will be created for the purpose of helping Veterans quality of life by helping them have access to ingesting Cannabis via all the different forms: oils, edibles and flower. Now, this is the kicker, a percentage of profits will be for Veterans and their families to do all types of Recreational therapy - my favorite "traveling the world".
If you have any information that can help me close the gap of completing this mission please send it my way.. [login to see]
You seem like the type of service member "Marine" who I will have a lot in common with and I will continue to follow you.
I've been in Colorado, for almost a year, but I am not stuck on any state. I moved here from Orlando, Florida because of I kept hearing how good the VA system was here. To my amazement, in 3 months I accomplished more than 2 1/2 years in Orlando..... Once I EAS'd in January of 2001, I operated a couple of small businesses in the local area so I have a back ground in business. I am mentally very capable and when you put that together with how military members strive to be the very best - well, we can penetrate BS a record speed. I've been reading and listening about the Cannabis industry and how it is being used to help Veterans. I've been wanting to get connected to a group of Veterans that is doing or looking to REALLY HELP us. As it stands right now, all I see is the bottle neck created by the wealthy / politicians to control the industry. I have spoken to a few Veterans who are thinking about creating something meaningful, sustainable and most of all containing "INTEGRITY" at the core. What do I mean? To do with correctly and to the best of our ability. If we see something that is not working as intended or can be done in better way, we'd make the immediate adjustment. I don't just want to make money. I'm thinking of something alone the lines of getting a piece of property about 10 acres where we'd incorporate a Veteran community living life style. We would: grow, teach to grow, educate the Veterans and their families, use everything part of the growing process to help the non-profit (but also having a for-profit to create and reach economic sustainability), build a tiny-house / economic homes made of hemp for new comers or ill patents who would like to be around this type of living, have a walking and running path, build small buildings so that medical providers can routinely visit our Veterans and all of this will be created for the purpose of helping Veterans quality of life by helping them have access to ingesting Cannabis via all the different forms: oils, edibles and flower. Now, this is the kicker, a percentage of profits will be for Veterans and their families to do all types of Recreational therapy - my favorite "traveling the world".
If you have any information that can help me close the gap of completing this mission please send it my way.. [login to see]
You seem like the type of service member "Marine" who I will have a lot in common with and I will continue to follow you.
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