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Jane West<\/a><\/p>\n Founder of Edible Events<\/a> and Women Grow<\/a>.<\/p>\n It takes a women with such elegance and class to run such organizations. What does she do?\u00a0Well she brings people together and inspires!<\/p>\n Edible Events is an events company that caters to the cannabis industry. But rather than the first\u00a0idea that pops into your head of a bunch of stoners sitting around in a circle and smoking grass as a cannabis event, Edible Events claim these events cater to your senses and combine visually stunning venues with decadent food and libations to create a unique, unforgettable evening<\/p>\n affair.<\/p>\n Women Grow is currently the fastest growing organization in the cannabis industry. The goal of\u00a0Women Grow is to connect, educate, inspire and empower the next generation of cannabis\u00a0industry leaders by creating programs, community and events for aspiring and current business executives. Founded in 2014 in Denver, Women Grow is a for-profit entity that serves as a catalyst for women to influence and succeed in the cannabis industry as the end of marijuana prohibition occurs on a national scale.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Moriah Barnhart<\/a><\/p>\n Founder and C.E.O., Cannamoms<\/a><\/p>\n Co-Founder of Tampa Bay Chapter of Women Grow<\/a><\/p>\n Barnhart is the founder & CEO of Cannamoms, a Florida based group of mothers<\/p>\n advocating for the right and option to utilize cannabis in the care of their own critically-ill children. What\u2019s interesting about Barnhart is that she didn\u2019t choose this industry. The cannabis industry chose her! Barnhart created Cannamoms for her daughter Dahlia, who was diagnosed with brain cancer at age 2. Without the help of Cannabis as medicine Dahlia may not be here today. But because of Barnhart and the Cannamoms\u2019 persistence to fight for common sense<\/p>\n legislation, they are getting closer to being able to provide other parents and their babies with hope,help, resources, and community. The Cannamoms pledge to do everything in their power to help all those who seek help for their children with debilitating medical conditions who can benefit from cannabis therapy.<\/p>\n Barnhart works to ensure the legitimacy and professionalism of the Cannabis industry in\u00a0Florida. Recently launching the Tampa Bay Chapter of Women Grow, Barnhart is dedicated to\u00a0instilling diversity and proficiency into this well anticipated industry in Florida. In a recent interview on the Central Florida NORML podcast The Rotation, called Women Make the<\/a><\/p>\n Cannabis Industry Better, Barnhart explains why it is so crucial women play a large role in the cannabis industry.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Holly\u00a0Alberti-Evans<\/p>\n Co-Founder of Healthie Heady.<\/a><\/p>\n Holly Alberti and her husband Steve founded Healthy Headie in Massachusetts in 2014.<\/p>\n Building their business model off of the Mary Kay concept of in-home, direct-sales, Healthy Headie works with independent distributors to set up customized demonstrations of top of theline vaporizers. Now located in Boulder Colorado, Healthy Headie is definitely a company worth watching.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Jill Amen<\/p>\n Co-Founder and President of House of Jane<\/a><\/p>\n Seeing a way to merge her love for both cannabis and coffee, Amen started House of Jane, which makes a product called Jane\u2019s Brew. Jane\u2019s Brew is a line of high class cannabis infused coffees and teas. Since the company\u2019s recent inception Jane\u2019s Brew has become a national brand in a business that makes it really hard to go national with strict state-to-state regulations<\/p>\n Charlo Greene<\/a><\/p>\n Owner of the Alaska Cannabis Club<\/a><\/p>\n A former news reporter who became famous for her \u201cf*ck it, I quit\u201d stunt when, in the middle of the report, she walked off Alaska\u2019s KTVA 11 News to join the cannabis industry. Charlo has been become an icon for all those who have been willing to leave their old lives behind and pursue a \u201cgreener\u201d career.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Cheryl Shuman<\/a><\/p>\n![\"VoY4x_Vr\"](\"http:\/\/cannachronicle.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/02\/VoY4x_Vr.jpg\")
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