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The coronavirus has had a profound impact on all market sectors, including botanicals. In the latest John Lothian News report on canna business, the principals of the consultancy Supercritical, Jay Caauwe, Kerry Jordan and Sparky Rose, talk about how COVID-19 has disrupted parts of the cannabis supply chain, and which companies are expected to remain standing when the dust clears.
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Nils-Robert Persson, chairman of the board of Vermiculus Financial Technology, had no intention of starting a new company after leaving Cinnober in 2019. What happened is he was asked and he couldn’t refuse. “When some of the best people you have ever worked with, and some of the customers you’re extremely proud of working with, come and ask you to start – it’s easy to start again,” Persson told John Lothian News at FIA Boca 2022.
