Christina Campbell resides in California with her husband and three children. Before dedicating herself to motherhood, she began her career in sales within the food industry, later transitioning to the tech sector in Silicon Valley, where she worked in recruiting.

In her free time, Christina enjoys dance classes, as well as the occasional yoga or Pilates session, and appreciates wine tasting in her local community. She enjoys supporting Courtney Moran’s efforts to raise awareness about the exceptional benefits and untapped potential of hemp and looks forward to continuing her support of Agricultural Hemp Solutions in its mission.

Meghan Jones has dedicated her academic and professional careers to advocating for more just and sustainable forms of agriculture. She received her master’s degree in Legal Studies from Lewis and Clark Law School, and has bachelor’s degrees in Political Science and Comparative History of Ideas from the University of Washington.

With over 7 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, she has a strong foundation in legal research, coalition-building, content creation, public speaking, and communications and marketing. She is currently based in Portland, OR, and enjoys hiking, reading, running, biking, and plant-based cooking in her free time.

Colleen Keahey Lanier is named among Cannabis & Tech Today's 25 Cannabis Innovators in 2020, 100 People You Should Know by Hemp Connoisseur 2018, 40 Under 40, 11 Women to Watch by Marijuana Venture 2018, and finally, 2017 Cannabis Business Executive's Political 100. After six years of combined service for Vote Hemp and as Executive Director of the Hemp Industries Association (HIA) 2017 - 2019, she works on policy, marketing, and strategy.

Scott Rubens is an Art Director, Graphic Designer, Video Editor, Illustrator, and more. He currently resides in Portland, Oregon, and has 20 years of experience in pretty much every facet of design imaginable. From mobile apps to vehicle wraps; he's done it all.

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