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usei-small[USEI] – USEI Cannabis Initiatives Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of Santa Clarita Valley-based US Energy Initiatives Corp. Inc., announced that it has signed an agreement with a Colorado-based strategic development and sustainable marketing firm to help market cannabis products in the Colorado marketplace. USEI’s management travels to Colorado this week to launch the new partnership; into an industry which some experts’ project should reach a billion dollars very soon.

According to Anthony Miller, USEI CEO,”We are pleased to announce that we have signed an agreement with Abraham Paiss & Associates, a strategic marketing firm for sustainable businesses in Colorado whose principals have more than 40 years of combined experience. As part of our agreement, this firm will be our exclusive representatives in the state of Colorado and will identify cannabis and hemp growers, processors, and product manufacturers of consumable and non-consumable products who would be profitable partners for USEI.

Zev Paiss, Chief Operating Officer of Abraham Paiss & Associates, will lead USEI’s efforts in Colorado. A Colorado resident since 1985, Paiss has served as a nationally recognized sustainability consultant to developments in Arizona, California, Colorado, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Texas and Utah. He is known for his expertise in Environmental Planning, Renewable Energy, Transportation, Urban Agriculture, and Sustainable Development.

Paiss has been interviewed by many of the country’s leading national print and broadcast media.  He has traveled across the United States giving presentations at national and state conferences and is a popular speaker on the topics of Sustainable Development, Aging in Community, and ‘How to Create a Positive Future.’ Paiss published From Here To There, a near future fiction set in an environmentally sustainable city.

We are pleased to be working with one of the best firms in the region to help us create partnerships beginning in the Colorado market where the opportunities are enormous. Our goal is to partner with promising companies and farmers to provide seed, start up and expansion capital, and Abraham Paiss & Associates will help us maximize growth potential for the cannabis and hemp industry. Our strategy is to create strategic partnerships with companies and hemp farmers to maximize our opportunities and Abraham Paiss will definitely help us do that. Our Colorado strategy is not a sprint, it is a marathon. Our intent is to have a perpetual Colorado presence for years on end and legally structure our business for the long haul,” further commented Miller.

About U.S. Energy Initiatives: U.S. Energy Initiatives Corporation is a diverse energy firm, that has a long history of developing hybrid fuel systems. This firm started in 1996 and has had a long successful business history of developing its business strategies. Management’s new goal is to develop its old and new technologies and to build a dynamic and diverse firm. From 2014-2015 U.S. Energy Initiatives will center on the bio-fuels, Medical Marijuana and Hemp for developing products and services. Our goal here is to become an environmentally responsible firm, marketing our products to a worldwide audience to produce significant revenue and add value for our shareholders.

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  1. DaveR says:

    And the home town of this fine corporation has outlawed the service the company provides. I love thees country.

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