PHOTO: Ganja talks
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March 30, 2022

PHOTO: Ganja talks

Rohan Marley (second left), entrepreneur and son of late reggae icon Bob Marley, is in good spirits with (from left), Steve DeAngelo, a celebrated American cannabis business tycoon and reform activist; Douglas Gordon, founder of Canex & CEO of Silo Wellness; and Delano Seiveright, senior advisor and strategist in the Ministry of Tourism who is also a board director of Jamaica’s Cannabis Licensing Authority, at a one-day Canex Investment Summit in downtown Miami, Florida, last Thursday.

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