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…

5 years of legal weed in CA: Barriers to entry, social equity challenges, booming illicit market

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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