| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Scott Moore |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
Steve Brunker |
Chief Information Officer | Profile |
At Diem we believe that cannabis is for everyone, and that building a good business starts with being good people.
AFSCME Council 93 represents more than 45,000 state, county and municipal employees in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont. Council 93 is an affiliate of AFSCME International, one of the most progressive and influential unions in the nation, representing 1.6 million active and retired members in 46 states. Whether you`re taking advantage of a resource at the local public library; enjoying safe passage on a clear road in the midst of a blizzard; trusting in the skills of a direct care worker in a healthcare facility; or simply spending time enjoying a neighborhood or state park; chances are you are benefiting from the hard work of an AFSCME Council 93 member.
Future State Brands is a global consumer goods and marketing company with a mission to lead cannabis from the black market to the supermarket.
HF Foods Group Inc., headquartered in City of Industry, California, is a leading marketer and distributor of fresh produce, frozen and dry food, and non-food products to primarily Asian/Chinese restaurants and other foodservice customers throughout the Southeast, Pacific and Mountain West regions of the United States. With 14 distribution centers along the U.S. eastern and western seaboards, HF Foods aims to supply the increasing demand for Asian American restaurant cuisine. With an in-house proprietary ordering and inventory control network, more than 10,000 established customers in 21 states, and strong relations with growers and suppliers of food products in the US and China, HF Foods Group is able to offer fresh, high-quality specialty restaurant foods and supplies at economical prices to its large and growing base of customers.
At Pupford, our mission is to empower you to create a healthier and happier relationship with your pup. Hi, Im Yukiko, Mother to two senior Dachshunds and a fluffball Samoyed. And one of the founders of Pupford. I LOVE dogs (maybe a little too much… actually thats not possible.) and got into fostering surrendered pups in my home state of Utah about three years ago. The rescue organizations in Utah seriously rock and Ive been lucky enough to foster 20+ dogs that needed a little TLC before finding their forever homes. When you bring a new foster pup into your home, most of their background is a complete mystery. All you know is that its your duty to prepare them for adoption into a loving home. Preparing pups for adoption is like caring for any other dog, and it revolves around three critical components: Companionship Both man and dog are social beings and neither can thrive without meaningful relationships. Nutrition Receiving the right daily nutrition can rapidly transform a dogs physical and mental health. Training Proper obedience encourages positive behaviors, provides mental stimulation, and builds trust. These three things work together in tandem to make a pup truly happy!