Mr. Seneca is an award winning entrepreneur and member of the Seneca Nation. He started his first business in 1987.
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The new product is called Niota (pronounced NYE-Oh-tah).
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Enjoy this one on one interview with this One-on-One Interview with JC Seneca – Founder, Tallchief Hemp.
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Working with Tribal Cannabis Consultants the Yerington-Paiute Tribe has revitalized.
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Seneca shared an overview of his best-selling products, including CBD bath bombs (pictured), CBD cooling gels, and CBD tinctures. (TallchiefHemp.com)
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Native Pride Travel Plaza houses a smoke shop, gas station, high-speed Diesel pumps and popular diner in Irving, New York — where founder JC Seneca is pictured enjoying a cup of coffee. (Courtesy Seneca)
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Tewáthahón:ni Corporation is tasked with the oversight of the The 16,000-member Tribe’s investments and Tribally-owned business entities.
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Today’s “historic vote in Vienna could have far-reaching implications for the global medical cannabis industry, ranging from regulatory oversight to scientific research into the plant and its use as a medicine,” wrote Alfredo Pascual at Marijuana Business Daily.
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The first-ever Native Business Virtual Summit live broadcast (NativeBusinessSummit.com) was a success. The event was live streamed to viewers across North America from the Native Business production studios, November 17-20th. The epic, four-day groundbreaking event featured more than 30 speakers and presenters. Stay tuned to purchase the recording of the TV news-style event at NativeBusinessSummit.com.
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The Muckleshoot Tribe-owned cannabis retail outlet Joint Rivers opened in June 2018, boasting the largest sales floor in the state with 86 linear feet of cabinet space dedicated to flower alone. Since the coronavirus outbreak, Joint Rivers’ sales have skyrocketed.
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Northern Light Cannabis Co. will start as a store and grow into a marijuana marketplace.
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With marijuana legal is South Dakota, customers will be able to purchase cannabis products on Pine Ridge lands and leave with it, rather than needing to consume it on reservation. The Tribe plans to create a cannabis marketplace to bring financial opportunity to the reservation.
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