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California Cannabis & Capital
Marie Montmarquet, co-founder of MD Numbers, talks to Rena Sherbill about the advantages of running a small family business. Avoiding over-corporatization, staying focused on the details, but knowing partnership may be inevitable. We also discuss the differences between Northern ... Show More
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