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Visionary Cannabis & Psychedelics Advocate | Industry Leader | Brand Strategist | Social Impact Pioneer & comm.'s expert with a Master's in Teaching (USF), and 25+ yrs. cannabis & drug policy experience. Trailblazing leader in cannabis & psychedelics known for an unwavering commitment to advocacy, education & strategic brand development. Known for taking cannabis companies public; employee #1 at Jetty Extracts & Ispire Vape (1st vape co. to IPO on NASDAQ), she as formerly 'Chief Impact Officer' where she led sustainability and DEI initiatives while driving $6M+ in sales. 20+ yrs experience in the space; Luna's played a pivotal role in shaping the modern cannabis landscape, from launching and scaling multi-million-dollar brands to leading industry-wide social impact initiatives. As Director of Mycology & Retail Education for CHAMPS Trade Shows (largest counter culture B2B show) she's advancing psychedelic education &:retail strategy; bridging the gap between legacy knowledge & emerging market trends. A highly sought-after speaker & thought-leader, featured on major industry stages at MJBizCon, Spannabis, Hall of Flowers, ICBC, The Emerald Cup, Benzinga. A fierce advocate for social equity, Luna worked alongside policy groups & org.'s like NCIA, Last Prisoner Project, Indigenous Canna Industry Assoc & legacy cannabis initiatives to push for fair, equitable standards. Beyond her executive leadership, Luna is an educator at heart, holding a Master’s in Teaching with a focus on Urban Education & Social Justice from the University of SF. Background in public schools, juvenile halls + corporate training programs. Passion for demystifying plant medicine with consumers, retailers, and policymakers. Human rights & patient rights activist featured on CNN, Forbes, Netflix, HighTimes, Cosmopolitan, Rolling Stone, MJBizDaily, VICE, mg & Cannabis Now magazines. Writer, mentor & advocate. Ganjier student, certified Cannabis Trainer, bilingual educator, global competition judge and community cultivator who successfully decriminalized entheogens in Oakland & Santa Cruz, CA.