In 2010, Mr. Morse began working with Human Collective as a volunteer, and later as a manager and director. Although Mr. Morse does not use cannabis, he was drawn to it after his wife was diagnosed with a debilitating disease. It provided great relief for her symptoms, and to this day allows her to go about her daily life more comfortably. Not finding many choices for safe access to the medicine, Mr. Morse was inspired to help develop The Human Collective further. It has now become the State of Oregon’s model for medicinal marijuana dispensaries. He, along with Sarah Bennett, worked tirelessly throughout 2012 and 2013 to help enact HB 3690. This bill requires the State of Oregon to license and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries for patients.

Since August 2014, Mr. Morse has served as director of The Oregon Business Council and has been an important part of negotiating and passing this year's legislation. As director, he works to further the needs of the Cannabis Industry after harvest.

Justin is well known in the cannabis industry. He is one of the only people that has successfully operated a grow facility, a dispensary, a consulting company, a canna-real estate business, and a compliance software company, He knows compliance.

Karly joins the CCC 3.0 team with a seasoned background in international scientific and medical conferences. From Bangkok to Cape Town, Karly is excited to bring her zest for conference management back to her hometown of Portland, Oregon.

Michael has over two decades of experience designing for some of the worlds top brands. He has taken this real world experience to cannabis design, packaging and identity systems and has had a key role in the maturing landscape of cannabis branding.

Michelle enter the recreational cannabis industry early 2014 as the Chief Operations Officer, co-owner and board member of a Tier III Producer/Processor Operation in Washington. She was also keenly involved in driving industry legislation as a member of Washington Cannabusiness Association and participated in legislative testimony.