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Nosbisch Ventures is led by Aaron J. Nosbisch, an entrepreneur and investor with a background in various ventures since age 13. The firm focuses on projects in commerce, consumer, and healthcare sectors, particularly in the CBD and hemp industries. It has a portfolio of five notable companies and emphasizes marketing and growth strategies.
Nosbisch Ventures invests in entrepreneurship, marketing, growth, advertising, and eCommerce, with a particular emphasis on the CBD and hemp sectors. The firm aims to integrate Conscious Compounds™ into mainstream culture, supporting brands that align with this vision.
Notable companies in the Nosbisch Ventures portfolio include Lucyd, a creative agency specializing in CBD and hemp social advertising; MONQ, an aromatherapy company where Aaron served as Chief Marketing Officer; Luva, a soap company co-founded by Aaron; Maku, a quality hemp oil company where Aaron was Chief Marketing Officer and co-founder; and 1909, a collective of creators co-founded by Aaron.
Aaron J. Nosbisch is the founder and CEO, with extensive experience in entrepreneurship and marketing, particularly in the CBD and hemp industries.
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Nosbisch Ventures primarily invests in the CBD and hemp sectors, along with projects related to entrepreneurship, marketing, and eCommerce.
Yes, Nosbisch Ventures actively leads investment rounds in its portfolio companies, particularly those in the CBD and hemp space.
Aaron J. Nosbisch has been involved in entrepreneurial ventures since he was 13 years old and is the CEO and Founder of Lucyd, specializing in CBD and hemp social advertising.
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