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Episode #6 - Bridging the worlds of cannabis, art, and social justice with Kristina Lopez Adduci
On this week's episode Eric & Isaac are joined by the founder and CEO of House of Puff, Kristina Lopez Adduci.
Kristina is an entrepreneur, speaker, art collector, and curator. She’s the founder and CEO of House of Puff, a New York-based cannabis brand. The company began with her conception of the cannabis products she wanted for herself. Since, Kristina has evolved the brand to leverage the power of art as a vehicle for social change.
House of Puff leverages the power of art to make cannabis consumption chic and easy. With expert curation, they work largely with women and BIPOC artists to translate high-culture aesthetics into products that elevate cannabis above any stigma. Women-owned and Latina-led, they also produce inclusive educational content.
During the conversation Kristina talks about her journey into the cannabis space, how they are opening up the market to women, educating the consumer, and being a voice for women on the fundraising topic.
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On this week's episode Eric & Isaac are joined by the founder and CEO of House of Puff, Kristina Lopez Adduci.
Kristina is an entrepreneur, speaker, art collector, and curator. She’s the founder and CEO of House of Puff, a New York-based cannabis brand. The company began with her conception of the cannabis products she wanted for herself. Since, Kristina has evolved the brand to leverage the power of art as a vehicle for social change.
House of Puff leverages the power of art to make cannabis consumption chic and easy. With expert curation, they work largely with women and BIPOC artists to translate high-culture aesthetics into products that elevate cannabis above any stigma. Women-owned and Latina-led, they also produce inclusive educational content.
During the conversation Kristina talks about her journey into the cannabis space, how they are opening up the market to women, educating the consumer, and being a voice for women on the fundraising topic.