A leading Australian cannabis company has made a strategic change that it feels will bring its marketing capabilities more in line with the patient. 17 marketing people were made redundant, most of whom “have never punched a cone in their life”, says the MD. Hotbong69 was not available, so here is his sister. Of the 17 who were made redundant, each received a free clinic appointment as long as the product SKU they also owned, was prescribed. One ex-staff member claimed "I onl

Doctor X who wishes to remain anonymous, claims the disorganisation and chaos in the current medical market is swaying doctors to pursue careers in illicit markets. They claim that since working in this illicit market, their blood pressures have come down, they get paid on time and there’s no stock-outs other than the usual Christmas time dry spell. “Working out of my car has enormous benefits and allows me flexible working hours. It’s just so ambient. On top of this we are a

Once the darling of the medicinal cannabis industry in Australia, this group in now raising funds to pay its hefty legal bills. With 8 simultaneous suits happening, the board have provided some insights into how they have failed so far to raise enough funds required to not just pay their lawyers, but stay afloat in some capacity. Board members include lemonade stands, brownie sales ;-) and book-a-thons in local primary schools, as they primary fund-raising strategies, and hav