Sarah Ceti Email & Phone Number

Kalisto House is an immersive experience into the world of cannabis & hemp. It is a 420 BNB & private event space with a virtual guide, concierge and gift shop. We have services for guests as well as hosts seeking to optimize this niche hospitality market.

After 10 years working in California Cannabis building a nationally renowned cannabis consulting firm, Green Rush Consulting, I am taking the next steps towards helping to build a fair and equitable cannabis industry nationwide with my own consultancy and am available for hire. My skills include team building, relationship management, business operations, strategy and visioning, license application development and more. I have lead teams undefeated through state licensing projects and grew the revenue of my own company from $300K to nearly $3million in just 3 years. I am behind the Minorities for Medical Marijuana's 2019 Diversity & Inclusion Champion of the year award and sit on the advisory boards for M4MM, The Social Impact Center, and The Cannabis Impact Fund managed by Cannabis Doing Good. I am most passionate about leveraging my experience and network to help new entrepreneurs navigate the cannabis space while finding new ways to create accessibility to the necessary tools & information through technology.

Oakland, California, United States

Principal officer, co-founder/owner of Green Rush Consulting, LLC (GRC), a nationwide cannabis consulting firm based out of Oakland, CA founded in 2011. As an activist at her core, Sarah has used her background in journalism and passion for social change to help GRC achieve nationwide success winning more than 100 licenses in 14 jurisdictions and was most recently awarded the Diversity & Inclusion Champion of the Year award by Minorities for Medical Marijuana. During her first years as Chief Operations Officer, Sarah's leadership help the company take revenue from $300K to $2M, and built and trained a staff of 30 winning every license applied for. Sarah most enjoys coaching entrepreneurs through the challenging landscape of cannabis licensure as well as helping large companies develop their social impact and corporate responsibility programs. Her superpowers include creative solutions, working under fire, business operations, management, and throwing action packed events for good causes. Sarah is available for consulting work and open for employment opportunities.

San Francisco

Receiving the honor of Mother Jones Fellow, Sarah worked in the fellowship program for the majority of 2007. Upon arrival, the photo editor position opened up which allowed Sarah to step into the role. Using her skills from the Missouri-School of Journalism, Sarah was able to help define new systems of acquiring quality stories covering issues that make an impact in our global community. Her role required acting as a liason between the photo department and publication helping to inform editors on which stories to run. Her largest accomplishment in this position was pitching the a story on Women in Afghanistan by Lana Slezic that was currently on embargo by National Geographic. Lana chose to work with Mother Jones because of the dedication to show the most truth telling of images, in which National Geographic was not able to under that editing guidelines. As a result, the story ran on the cover and raised awareness globally. A month of so later, the publisher approached Sarah to inform her of the impact the story made resulting in a new nonprofit being formed to aid women in Afghanistan. Sarah of course let the photographer know, understanding that her role as a photographer and photo editor is to highlight stories that need to be shared.

Bachelor'S Of Journalism With Emphasis On Photojournalism, Associates In Anthropology

Study Abroad, Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Aboriginal studies including a three week home stay in the outback with an Aboriginal Elder.