NJ Cannabis Insider will reveal the Publisher’s Choice awards winners leading up to the gala on June 9.
. DeVeaux is also deacon at Sharon Baptist Church in New Brunswick.
But it’s in the cannabis space where DeVeaux evangelizes about the medical, social and economic benefits of mainstreaming cannabis. As such, he’s shaking hands with fellow lobbyists, politicians and the entrepreneurs shaping the industry.
Edmund DeVeaux, president of the New Jersey CannaBusiness Association, smiles after his purchase at The Botanist in Williamstown during the first day of legal recreational sales of cannabis in New Jersey, Thursday, April 21, 2022. Helping him is Dani Parlin, a supervisor at The Botanist.
For his part, DeVeaux would like to help lead the industry to the point where we can all see New Jerseyans walk through their town’s Main Street, picking what restaurants and stores to patronize without thinking twice that there’s also a cannabis dispensary among their choices. “It will be part of the fabric of the community in which it operates. It’s going to be part of the economic fabric,” he said.
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