Jeremy Nobile
Reporter at Crain's Cleveland Business
Reporter @CrainsCleveland writing about finance, law, booze, cannabis and other things. That's my breath. RTs are blood oaths. Email: [email protected]
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crainscleveland.com | Jeremy Nobile
With its lawsuit with Trulieve Cannabis Corp well behind it, Ohio marijuana retailer Mavuno is back in growth mode with two new shops set to open in Northeast Ohio, including a prominent location in Cleveland’s Gordon Square. “Opening two new dispensary locations in my beloved hometown is a dream come true,” said Mavuno Owner and CEO Ariane Kirkpatrick.
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crainscleveland.com | Jeremy Nobile
Cleveland Whiskey will be launching a new crowdfunding campaign as part of what it aspires to be a broader $12 million capital raise to help finance growth objectives and upgrades at its new manufacturing facility.
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crainscleveland.com | Jeremy Nobile
Citizens Bank’s latest Ohio market leader said he intends to hire more bankers this year as he looks to expand the company’s business in the state, including, potentially, in regions outside Northeast Ohio. Matt Kuchta was named as Ohio commercial market executive for Citizens in spring 2024, quietly stepping into a role last held by Jim Malz, who left the bank in April 2024. Malz previously held two titles for Citizens as Midwest regional executive and Ohio market president.
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crainscleveland.com | Jeremy Nobile
Hyland has announced the appointment of Tim McIntire as its new chief technology officer as the global company continues to position itself for growth by leaning into AI-powered platforms. McIntire comes to Hyland from California’s Teradata, a software developer that describes itself as the “most complete cloud analytics and data platform for AI.” McIntire is a former president, CEO and co-founder of StackIQ, which was acquired by Teradata in 2017.
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crainscleveland.com | Jeremy Nobile
Rehmann, a top-40 accounting firm, is re-establishing itself in Northeast Ohio with the acquisition of Martinet Recchia, a CPA firm in Willoughby. Financial terms of the deal, effective May 1, were not disclosed. Martinet Recchia, founded in 1955 by Thomas and Richard Martinet — the latter’s son, Keith, has remained involved with the business — has been led by managing shareholder Joseph Recchia, who joined the company in 1998.
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RT @ssuttell: “I’ve seen quite a number of economic disruptions over more than four decades in banking. And believe me, we have a robust pl…
Mavuno, formerly Harvest of OH, is expanding its dispensary network w two new shops in NE OH, including one in Gordon Sq across from Happy Dog. The expansion is a milestone for the Black- and woman-owned biz, which settled a lawsuit with Trulieve last yr. https://t.co/sI0urVjhzE
RT @ssuttell: "Hyland’s evolution into an AI-powered company hasn’t come without growing pains, but it’s all part of a plan to build the c…