Charlo Greene

Referred to as the "the face of marijuana legalization", Charlo Greene is a cannabis activist, media and culture expert.

Charlo Greene became a leader in cannabis activism in September 2014 when she publicly left her career as a news anchor to dedicate her life to fighting for cannabis reform with the famous "f*** it, I quit" resignation heard around the world.

Since leaving journalism, Charlo successfully launched the Alaska Cannabis Club, Alaska's first and only legal marijuana resource, acting as CEO. The Club is the only safe access point for patients in Alaska and serves as the example for other prospective businesses in the region and the go-to source of accurate information for area policy makers and law enforcement.

Charlo's 10 years of experience, working with media, law makers and cannabis experts throughout the nation spurred her to create Weed Elite PR, a boutique public relations firm dedicated to servicing the cannabis community's most elite. Weed Elite PR is the first and only company of its kind at the forefront of bridging pot culture with pop culture in all areas of media relations, entertainment marketing, celebrity endorsements, product placement integration and sponsorships.

Through her accomplishments and uncompromising pursuit of cannabis reform, Charlo has been named as one of the most influential, or potent, women in the cannabis reform movement by international media.

Charlo has been featured in hundreds of television programs, newspapers, websites and magazines, including but not limited to: ABC News, CNN, HLN, Fox News, NBC News, TMZ, HBO's VICE, Huffington Post, New York Times, Washington Post, Reuters, NPR, Bill Maher, Wendy Williams Show, Conan, Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS This Morning, High Times, Elle, Ebony, Vibe and more.

Charlo Greene is a woman on a mission to inspire.