hey laster ... follow this link to the website https://unitedopportunities.com/about/ it will clearly show they have more then 2 employees, also i added a little write up from the website as well below. they also have some sort of connection with Santeria Farms which connects the dots of this 175 million distribution deal. from santeria website With over 150 years of combined experience, our team of expert cultivators provide consistent high-quality products and exclusive cultivation services for 400+ Brands, Retailers and Manufacturers while simultaneously testing new genetics & strains as the industry continues to grow.
Jack Boyle and his father Jack Boyle Sr. built the largest concert promotions business in North America, Cellar Door Productions. Cellar Door was successfully running for 25 years and eventually sold to SFX inc, a product of Clear Channel Communication Inc.
During that time, the Boyle’s built 11 amphitheaters around the country such as the Nissan Pavilion in Virginia (now Jiffy Lube Live), Crazy Horse and Bayou in Georgetown, and Walnut Creek in Raleigh North Carolina. They also owned and operated the Stardust Inn in Waldorf, Maryland. Jack was the main catalyst in building, operating, and/or booking 127+ nightclubs spanning the east coast.
After successfully operating his venues, he sold them to Live Nation in 2010. Jack and his family own various east coast restaurants & hotels such as JB’s on the Beach in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
hey laster ... follow this link to the website https://unitedopportunities.com/about/ it will clearly show they have more then 2 employees, also i added a little write up from the website as well below. they also have some sort of connection with Santeria Farms from santeria website With over 150 years of combined experience, our team of expert cultivators provide consistent high-quality products and exclusive cultivation services for 400+ Brands, Retailers and Manufacturers while simultaneously testing new genetics & strains as the industry continues to grow.
Jack Boyle and his father Jack Boyle Sr. built the largest concert promotions business in North America, Cellar Door Productions. Cellar Door was successfully running for 25 years and eventually sold to SFX inc, a product of Clear Channel Communication Inc.
During that time, the Boyle’s built 11 amphitheaters around the country such as the Nissan Pavilion in Virginia (now Jiffy Lube Live), Crazy Horse and Bayou in Georgetown, and Walnut Creek in Raleigh North Carolina. They also owned and operated the Stardust Inn in Waldorf, Maryland. Jack was the main catalyst in building, operating, and/or booking 127+ nightclubs spanning the east coast.
After successfully operating his venues, he sold them to Live Nation in 2010. Jack and his family own various east coast restaurants & hotels such as JB’s on the Beach in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
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