Even behind the face mask, you can tell that Chad Hallmark is smiling. As the General Manager of Sol Flower’s Tempe location, Chad makes it his daily mission to ensure everyone – from employees to vendors and especially patients – is happy. Pulling that off requires a lot of patience and passion, and Chad has both to spare. That’s the result of nearly 30 years of experience with cannabis and an unrelenting drive to be part of the growing industry in Arizona.

Moryah McLaughlin is always on the move. As a General Manager at Sol Flower Scottsdale Airpark, Moryah is responsible for making sure the day-to-day operation is running smoothly and inspiring staff to be at their best. When she’s not at work she can be found on the trails by day and, once it’s safe again, dancing at the country saloon by night.

While other students were doing research projects on World War II, Jarrid Reyes was digging into the world of cannabis. His passion for the plant started in high school and hasn’t waned since, and he’s been helping patients and customers explore their options as Retail Floor Manager of Sol Flower Tempe University for six months. We chatted with Jarried about his free thinking early years, his most memorable patient and his newfound interest in European architecture.

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In an effort to help fight criminal injustice and re-imagine drug policy, Copperstate Farms has announced a partnership with Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit coalition dedicated to bringing restorative justice to the cannabis industry, and committed to raise $100,000 for the organization over the next ten months.

Cannabis saved Kristopher Vest’s life, and that’s not an exaggeration. Now he’s paying it forward while working in his dream career as delivery operations and logistics supervisor with Sol Flower’s new cannabis delivery service. Get to know one of Sol Flower’s most enthusiastic employees through a candid and heartfelt conversation that touches on his family’s newspaper biz, overcoming trauma, truly loving what you do and embracing life to the fullest.