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Cresco Labs

www.crescolabs.com

 
Cresco Labs is a recognized leader in the U.S. cannabis industry through experienced management, access to capital and a demonstrated growth strategy. As a differentiated grower, processor and retailer of premium cannabis with operations in six states (Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Nevada, California and Arizona), the company focuses on entering markets with outsized demand potential, significant supply constraints and high barriers to entry. Its unparalleled speed-to-market gives Cresco a distinct competitive advantage as it replicates its model to expand its national footprint. The company has a core value of normalizing and professionalizing the cannabis industry. Cresco`s proven ability to execute is ...
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.crescolabs.com
  • 400 West Erie Street Suite 110
    Chicago, IL USA 60654
  • Phone: 312.929.0993

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Vatsala Dubey
Sr. Vice President and Head of Information Security Profile
Donny Trivisonno
Executive Vice President of Analytics Profile
Todd West
Executive Vice President of Operations Profile
Mohammed Dastagir
Chief Information Officer Profile

Funding

Cresco Labs raised $100M on 10/05/2018
Cresco Labs raised $38M on 11/26/2019
Cresco Labs raised $100M on 02/03/2020
Cresco Labs raised $125M on 01/15/2021

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