Asians in Cannabis

AACE INTERVIEW: Jen Chan

AACE Interview: Jen Chan

Between the Yellow Lines

Marshmallows and Raisins: POC in Cannabis

Ophelia ChongMarch 18, 2018Comment

AACE Interview: Lianzi Liu of Elevate

Ophelia ChongFebruary 5, 2018Comment

AACE INTERVIEW: Steven Chang, National Sales Director - ‎incredibles Products

Steven Chang, National Sales Director of incredibles

AACE INTERVIEW: Connie Lee

Connie Lee, Yale School of Management

Ophelia ChongJanuary 12, 2018Comment

AACE INTERVIEW: Mai Vue-Cho / Activist

Ophelia ChongDecember 18, 2017Comment

AACE INTERVIEW: John Yi / one cool dude

AACE INTERVIEW: John Yi / One Cool Dude

AACE INTERVIEW: Alex Wang

Alex Wang, grower, marketer, family man.

AACE INTERVIEW: Dr. Jeffrey Chen, MD/MBA UCLA

Dr. Jeffrey Chen MD/MBA

AACE INTERVIEW: Andrew Pham

Andrew Pham is on his way to being recognized as one of the country's foremost cannabis scientists.

Ophelia ChongOctober 3, 2017Comment

Meet the Activists Coaxing Asian Americans to Smoke More Weed.

Ophelia ChongAugust 8, 2017Jean Quan, Floyd Huen, ophelia chong, melissa pandika, apothecarium, san francisco dispensary, dispensary, Asian Americans, Asian Americans for Cannabis Education, splinter news

AACE Interview: Anthony Johnson

"I became a cannabis legalization activist after seeing my Black friends treated more harshly during police encounters and how they were ultimately prosecuted while I was a student at the University of Missouri-Columbia." - Anthony Johnson

AACE Interview: Gilbert Huh

As an Asian American and a recreational store owner, Gilbert is a rarity in an industry with a small percentage of minority stakeholders.

Ophelia ChongAugust 1, 2017Comment

AACE Interview: David Rhee

DAVID RHEE: Hello. My name is David. I am a Korean-American. Our family emigrated to the US back in 1977, when our family was moved thanks to the US Military.

Ophelia ChongJuly 22, 2017Comment

AACE Interview: Anh Solis

We asked her more than the three because Anh is just so COOL! Asian American women in cannabis is rare because of our culture of staying within the lines, however there are outliers like Anh who break out of the box and lead the way for more women to follow her path.

ACCE Interview: James Joung

James is half Irish, half Korean and born in Guam, like his generation, he is multi-cultural and straddles cultures like a kid on a skateboard going down a hand rail

AACE Interview: Mary Vallarta of High Standards

I met Mary at the RuNTS: Blunt Talk earlier this month, the event was a panel of cannabis industry leaders, Defonce Chocoltier, YummiKarma, Sparks + Honey and Felix Fang (Master Chef). Mary and I talked about Asians in the cannabis industry and how we are represented both in numbers and as a marke

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AACE Interview: Steven Phan

When Steven moved from the birthplace of the medical marijuana community of San Francisco to New York City, he went from a city awash in cannabis history to a city in need of cannabis education

Ophelia ChongMay 14, 2017Comment

Making Connections and Finding Common Ground

Finding common ground: How do we speak to other Asians about Cannabis? Look for common ground, tradition, family stories, heritage, cooking + eating, healthcare, once you establish a commonality, you will find an open door to discuss the benefits of cannabis

Ophelia ChongApril 21, 2017Comment

AACE Interview: Randy Robinson

Randy is one of our favorite writers in the cannabis industry, his piece on What the Cannabis Industry is Doing to Mainstream Weed clarified where we are heading from Colorado to California.

Ophelia ChongMarch 25, 2017Comment