Podcasts about denver relief consulting

If you are interested in what it takes to be a profitable, cutting-edge, commercial cannabis cultivator, you’ll love this interview with expert grower Nick Hice of Denver Relief. Key Takeaways: [0:55] – Nick gives his background in Horticulture. [2:43] – Nick explains what is meant by a flood table. [6:49] – Size of Denver Relief’s facility. [7:14] – The life of a cultivator. [10:20] – Nick explains an ideal yield per square foot. [12:56] – Are there different growing speeds between the different strains? [14:10] – Nicks explains how to take care of cannabis plants. [17:21] – Advantages on using fabric containers. [21:17] – The ways the canopy and roots communicate to optimize a plant. [23:15] – Nick explains NPK. [23:52] – Nick explains common mistakes cultivators make. [27:29] – The transition between indoor growing facilities and greenhouses. [32:29] – Nick talks about optimal temperatures and humidity ranges. [35:08] – Nick explains how CO2 is administered in a cultivation facility. [36:28] – Nick talks about pests and diseases. [44:29] – Nick talks about trends and technology in cultivation. [49:35] – Contact info for Denver Relief and Denver Relief Consulting.

Ean Seeb is co-founder and partner at Denver Relief Consulting and has been navigating Colorado's medical and adult-use cannabis industries since the beginning. In this episode of the Ganjapreneur.com podcast, our host TG Branfalt sits down with Ean for a chat about Colorado's early days, his two-time role as chairman for the National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA), how he has balanced smart business practices with an instinct for philanthropy, and some of the other cannabis-themed projects that he has recently gotten involved in — including the recent buyout of High Times and his strategic involvement in cannabis brands throughout several different states. For a full transcript: https://www.ganjapreneur.com/ean-seeb-balancing-business-philanthropy-cannabis-space/

NCIA's Bethany Moore discusses social responsibility in the Cannabis industry with Kayvan Khalatbari, the co-founder of Denver Relief Consulting, an international cannabis consultancy.They discuss community involvement and giving back, plus they discuss recent efforts in the city of Denver, Colorado surrounding the I-300 voter-approved initiative that would provide places for adults to socially consume cannabis.

Discussing highlights in cannabis industry disruption as NCIA's Bethany Moore welcomes Ean Seeb of Manna Molecular Science. Ean is also a co-founder of Denver Relief Consulting, cultivating quality cannabis operations since 2010.

Today on NCIA Audrey is Joined by Emmett Reistroffer, Policy Consultant for Denver Relief Consulting. Emmett’s professional roots and passion run deep in cannabis activism, stemming from his first call to action at 19 years old when he volunteered to help multiple sclerosis patients testify at the South Dakota State Capital. From there, Emmett quickly worked his way up into a position of leadership for the local movement by speaking to the press, raising money, and inspiring volunteers. Facing some of the nation’s harshest drug laws, Emmett was able to form a non-profit organization, South Dakota Compassion, and partner with the former chairman of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to organize a coalition of patients and advocates in support of medical marijuana. They talk about him speaking on a panel at our upcoming Cannabis Biz Summit to discuss the social use campaign, so people can learn more about his efforts. Also Emmett gives advice he has for others who want to launch a similar campaign in their region.

California Cannabis Legalization Prospects in 2016 as Russ speaks with Ean Seeb with Denver Relief Consulting.

Kayvan Khalatbari is a Denver entrepreneur who’s founded (among others) Sexpot Comedy, Sexy Pizza, Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, and Birdy Magazine. He also ran for Denver City Council in 2015. Needless to say, this gave us plenty to talk about on this week’s show. I was introduced to Kayvan Khalatbari by Jake Browne (from...

Kayvan Khalatbari is a Denver entrepreneur who’s founded (among others) Sexpot Comedy, Sexy Pizza, Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, and Birdy Magazine. He also ran for Denver City Council in 2015. Needless to say, this gave us plenty to talk about on this week’s show. I was introduced to Kayvan Khalatbari by Jake Browne (from...

In today’s episode, we revisit Kayvan Khalatbari of Denver Relief, Denver Relief Consulting, Sexy Pizza, Sexpot Comedy, Birdy Magazine and much more, to discuss the progress he has made since our last chat. This active and engaged individual is currently involved in over twenty initiatives, both cannabis-related and not, yet all his efforts remain centered in benefiting his community through passion-driven motivation, and blunt honesty. ​

Kayvan Khalatbari is rarely at rest. He currently runs several businesses in the Denver area, which include the Denver Relief dispensary, Denver Relief Consulting, and his Sexy Pizza restaurant chain, and can be found at the Sexpot comedy shows he produces around town, and sometimes even dressed up as a chicken, following Governor Hickenlooper. He is an interesting character to say the least. He says it is the strong work ethic instilled in him by his mother that keeps him going, and it looks like he won’t be slowing down anytime soon. Coming fresh off a run for public office, he is back hard at work helping businesses in other states prepare for the advent of legalization through Denver Relief Consulting, and gives us some insight on where he thinks the industry is going and how markets are opening up across the nation. What is most striking about Khalatbari, is that despite all of his antics and chock-full schedule, he is 100% committed to giving back to his community through everything that he does.

California Cannabis Legalization Prospects in 2016 as Russ speaks with Ean Seeb with Denver Relief Consulting.