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Blunt Business speaks with the dynamic managing partners of Galaxy 1, Rick and Michelle Ringold. We hear about their option to enter the Illinois cannabis market through the social equity pathway given met the qualifying criteria but has set a new standard. Join us as they share their insights into building craft grow facilities that support non-multi-state operators, emphasizing their commitment to social equity in the cannabis industry.
Discover how some MSOS could take advantage of struggling social equity licensees can bypass the Illinois social equity cannabis lottery program by buying their licenses. As the first independent social equity craft cannabis grower to commence operations in Illinois, Galaxy 1 is making waves, with a grand opening scheduled for February.
Learn about Rick Ringold's military background and status as a disabled veteran, and business insights from Michelle Ringold, a certified public accountant with her own firm. Together, they offer a powerful combination of expertise, experience, and dedication to creating a more inclusive and equitable cannabis landscape.
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