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Steve Lynn, director of marketing at BLAZE, leads the national growth of the company with a future-forward approach to customer relations. His marketing vision, understanding of the cannabis regulatory nuances across state markets, development of cannabis tech content and trade show strategies have propelled BLAZE to be nationally known as a thought leader in the space. In his spare time he can be found on the golf course, cycling, enjoying the outdoors and spending time with his family. We spoke with Steve for our Higher Calling series, where we chat with leaders in the cannabis space. My folks were back-to-the-land-ers, and as I discovered later in life, cannabis consumers who taught themselves to farm. I loved exploring the land and learning primitive survival skills. My father was a Scoutmaster, so I had a strong foundation for team building and leadership. Experiencing the difference of buying seedy weed off the street to purchasing good weed from a dealer who offered a variety of strains really got me thinking. In fact, because I was always trying to buy more cannabis, I found out that a disabled Black man had been busted by local police for being a dealer. They threw him out of his wheelchair and, in an attempt to hide the drugs, he swallowed some crack cocaine and ended up dead. The next day there was a peaceful protest down main street to bring awareness to the brutal nature of his arrest and death. The day after that, the KKK had a counter-protest. My friends and I were skating nearby and threw aluminum cans at the Klansmen from our skateboards, and the whole event really had a big impact on me. I knew I had to leave that town. Fortunately, I won a scholarship to the College of Charleston and fell in love with that city. I had majored in theater arts and minored in communications and that actually helped me secure a part time job in New York. When I returned to the States, I supplemented my day job by being a comedy ticket barker in Times Square while working at a theater company doing Off Broadway Shakespeare productions. After three years in New York, I got tired of the cold and moved to Australia, where I worked at a golf club. After a year a friend invited me to move to L. I was always intrigued by the cannabis industry and early on I delivered products to dispensaries for Jetty Extracts. In , I finally got hired as marketing director at IndicaOnline. I currently use cannabis to help manage the anxiety of being a working parent of two children under the age of 4. Parenting can be extremely stressful and consuming helps take the edge off after the kids are in bed. There are so many! BLAZE is in some 20 states and we find that communication is really challenging between them. And of course, regulation changes in packaging, state reporting and more. We need a lot more education in our industry before we can achieve greater cohesiveness. The pandemic really changed our reality. What was formerly a nice-to-have is now mandatory. Newer players are coming in and adding additional customization on a SEO level, which results in customers being able to look for a specific product online via product data. That increased customization on the dispensary side improves the customer experience to serve the customer where they are, utilizing the entire tech stack to really understand the entire persona of the consumer, and is transformative for the industry. Growing up in the South, I saw firsthand that cannabis could end you up in real trouble—particularly if you were dealing. To realize that so many people are still locked up for something that corporate America is making money on was a real game changer for me. I have two recent projects that I am really proud of: one is our testimonial video with Freshly Baked, a delivery service out of Massachusetts that is social equity-focused and veteran-owned. The idea of really clean cannabis is fascinating to me. To me growing up, cannabis was just cannabis. You had flower, you put it in a pipe or a bong, you smoked it. It was just the raw element and you knew basically what you were dealing with. With vaping, especially after Vapegate, the industry took a huge hit and we all began to question what was in our products. The way Jetty branded it is inspirational to me. Jetty branding has always been right on. I can sit down and watch documentaries for days. Real stories are often stranger than fiction. Higher Calling is a weekly series, publishing on Thursdays, where we chat with folks in the cannabis industry about their personal history and taste in cannabis and the future of cannabis marketing. 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