Nancy Bush Huber brings over 25 years of executive management roles, primarily as CFO of several publicly traded and private companies- Most recent position was as CFO of consumer packaged goods company for 13 years- Expertise in manufacturing, cost accounting, wholesale distribution, and direct sale channels
DENVER, Aug. 29, 2019 — Medicine Man Technologies, Inc. (otcqx:MDCL) (“Medicine Man Technologies” or the “Company”) today announced the appointment of Nancy Bush Huber as the Company’s Vice President (VP) of Finance. With over 25 years of executive management roles as Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and VP of Finance for both public and private companies, Huber will be instrumental in establishing and managing the Company’s financial and strategic planning across all aspects of the Company’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reporting and, more specifically, with Mergers & Acquisition (M&A) transactions and overseeing the recently announced acquisitions.
“I am greatly impressed with what Medicine Man Technologies is accomplishing in the cannabis industry,” said Huber. “Their approach is methodical and precise, and through the aggregation of leading cannabis brands and industry experts, they are building an accomplished team of trailblazers and veterans that set them far ahead of the industry’s baseline. The Company continues to expand aggressively, both organically and through acquisitions, in a constant effort to bring new services and a deeper assortment of products to market. I look forward to contributing to its success at such an exciting stage of development.”
“Nancy’s extensive experience navigating the complexities of highly regulated industries will be a true asset for the Company,” said Andy Williams, Co-Founder and CEO of Medicine Man Technologies. “Her strong mix of strategic and tactical skills will be foundational in supporting our growth and helping us to successfully evolve into a vertically integrated operator.”
Huber is a senior level executive with a background on multi-functional management, financial and strategic planning, IPOs, M&A, SEC reporting, investor relations, intellectual property, and multiple systems implementation. She was, most recently, the CFO at Forward Foods LLC a consumer packaged goods company, from 2007 to 2019 where she oversaw improvements in revenue, gross margins, net sales margins, and EBITDA. Previously, she was the CFO of Bullion River Gold Corp, where she managed finance, HR, legal, and IT for the public start up gold and exploration and production company. She was also Executive VP of Operations and Finance and CFO for Western Multiplex Corporation, where she helped grow revenue 100% in two years and executed a successful public offering ahead of planned timing. Huber received her B.S. in Chemical Engineering at Purdue University and her MBA at the Kellogg School of Management.
For more information about Medicine Man Technologies, please visit https://www.medicinemantechnologies.com.
About Medicine Man TechnologiesDenver, Colorado-based Medicine Man Technologies (otcqx:MDCL) is a rapidly growing provider of cannabis consulting services, nutrients and supplies. The Company’s client portfolio includes active and past clients in 20 states and 7 countries throughout the cannabis industry. The Company has entered into agreements to become one of the largest vertically integrated seed-to-sale operators in the global cannabis industry. Current agreements will enable Medicine Man Technologies to offer cultivation, extraction, distribution and retail pharma-grade products internationally. The Company’s intellectual property includes the “”Three A Light”” methodology for cannabis cultivation and pending acquisition candidate MedPharm’s GMP-certified facility, which has the first cannabis research license to conduct clinical trials in the United States. Management includes decades of cannabis experience, a unique combination of first movers in industrial cannabis and proven Fortune 500 corporate executives.
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