Elliot Lewis

Founder and CEO, Catalyst Cannabis Co.

Founder and CEO of Catalyst Cannabis Co.

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When the state adopted Prop 64 in 2016, the idea was to bring in money from taxes, reel back the impacts of the years-long war on drugs, expunge marijuana misdemeanors, and legalize…

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