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Benjamin Rootman said in an interview Tuesday that over the last year the company has been in the process of moving to California and selling off its Canadian assets. As a Canadian citizen, he said U.S. immigration laws would not allow him to work for a cannabis company.
July 30, 2019 at 06:45 PM
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In the press release, CEO Dr. Anthony Holler said Rootman has made significant contributions to the company in his two years with Sunniva.
“With the shift of operations and ongoing business development to California, Ben has decided to further his career in a Canadian-based company,” Holler said. “We appreciate all the hard work and diligence that Ben gave to the company over the past two years and we wish him all the best in his new position.”
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