Smokable product distribution, both online and at brick and mortar retail shops is fragmented, inefficient, and dangerous to the end user.Greenhaus Brands provides the compliance, quality, safety, and brand relationships that will dictate who leads the worldwide race for brand loyalty and distribution in the smokable products industry.

Provided guidance during the expansion of brand licensing and operations to 7 states (Oklahoma, Michigan, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Florida, and California).Foster relationships with prospective partners in Oregon, Colorado, Illinois, and Massachusetts.Develop operational limited licensing opportunities in new markets. Focused on New Jersey and Ohio; as well as New York and the rest of the country provided they wake up to the new reality of cannabis.Managed collaborations, revenue driving partnerships, and procured commodity suppliers in a fragmented $30 billion dollar industry that will be $500 billion by in a decade.

- spent ten years learning the importance of scale, market creation, and how powerful it is to own 99.9% market share of a service that’s required by the government. BR share price increased from $16 to $130 during tenure. -Interacted with and forever inspired by executive leadership that came from a blue collar, middle class background. Appreciate them even more after later interacting with executives that come from elite academic and consulting companies.-Managed nuanced B2b relationships with large institutional clients such as Barclays (not the Arena, the bank) and Alliance Bernstein.

- Experienced the least painful way to inspire someone to not work in sports media; sitting next to Mike Lupica for a Mets Playoff game. - Made eye contact with Vin Scully, was in the same room as Sandy Koufax.- Pretended to have to tie my shoe so I can take elevator with Mike and the Mad Dog.- Talked to Tim Kurkjian for an hour about Len Bias.- Showed Bob Ryan how early mid 2000s WiFi worked.-Watched entire fan base meltdown because of a Scott Rolen home run and Adam Wainwright curveball.-Helped Craig Sager identify baseball players he didn’t know and got a referral to his shoe store in Atlanta. RIP-Fist bumped Patrick Ewing.-Did not have the vision to create Draft Kings or a podcast network which is what I should have been doing at the time.

MSG. Freedom Hall. Gampel Pavilion. Before Arenas were named after fast food restaurants and banks, before society realized college players should actually be able to brand themselves, and before Syracuse decided that they were a football school that played in a soulless dome named after an air conditioning company… I was on the support staff of one of the only program in the Big East that didn’t have boosters pay recruits. We are St. John’s.