Cannabis startup Tradiv is raising $1M to connect growers and sellers

Boulder, Colorado-based Tradiv is raising a $1 million round as it gears up to launch its B2B marketplace for cannabis cultivators, marijuana infused product companies, and dispensaries.

That’s right: The B2B pot ecosystem is unfolding right before our eyes.

Backed by Cannabis accelerator CanopyBoulder and accelerator partner Micah Tapman, Tradiv revealed the raise in a public filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The weed startup has so far raised $650,000, according to the filing — at least $20,000 of which likely came from CanopyBoulder, in exchange for a whopping 9.5 percent equity stake. The filing also lists Emily Paxhia, partner of Cannabis-only fund Poseidon Asset Management; and former Microsoft Surface manager, Nick Hofmeister.

Cannabis startup Tradiv is raising $1M to connect growers and sellers

Snoop Dogg invests in marijuana delivery company

By Amy Graff on April 15, 2015 12:03 PM

Snoop Dogg has invested in a new company which provides marijuana on-demand to customers in the U.S.

The “Drop It Like It’s Hot” hitmaker, a well-known weed aficionado, is a supporter of Eaze, a delivery company that connects medical marijuana patients with local dispensaries in states where the drug is legal.

According to Businessinsider.com, the hip-hop veteran is among a group of investors who have raised $10 million for the venture.

The service is currently available in 35 cities in America, and promises to deliver cannabis in about 15 minutes.

Medical marijuana is now legal in states including Colorado, Washington, Alaska and Oregon.

Snoop Dogg invests in marijuana delivery company