Margeaux Bruner is an impressive thought leader, drug policy reformer and compliance & supply chain strategy consultant for the cannabis industry.

Her industry stylings are predicated on over 15 years of automotive supply chain management spanning materials planning, procurement, supplier relations, quality assurance, and inventory control. Her unrivaled experience comprises cost setting, supplier selection, benchmarking, data analysis, and developing comprehensive reports to enhance the development and execution of organizational programs.

In November of 2017 Margeaux was appointed by Gov. Rick Snyder to the Impaired Driving Safety Commission. The Impaired Driving Safety Commission was created to research the level of ingested medical marihuana/THC that may affect safe driving. The commission is housed within the Department of State Police. “This group of individuals have extensive backgrounds that will be an incredible asset to this commission and I look forward to reviewing their report,” Snyder said.

Margeaux will represent qualified and registered patients under the state of Michigan Medical Marihuana Act.

Advocacy comes in many forms; hers is rooted in legalization, decriminalization and working to extirpate laws and policies surrounding cannabis that have devastated people of color.

She is cannabis educator and business strategist at Quantum Mechanic Services, and prides herself on having an aptitude for conventional conversations on cannabis in unconventional spaces, such as Detroit Startup Week.

As President of the Detroit chapter of Minorities 4 Medical Marijuana, Michigan Democratic Party Cannabis Caucus member, former Market Leader of Metro Detroit and West Michigan chapters of Women Grow; special projects include: the minority steering committee for the Coalition to Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol, licensure and municipal opt in for the state of Michigan.