Power Players
Power Players: Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers
By
Alex Halperin
Apr 13, 2020
Apr 13, 2020
Since the coronavirus hit, several multi-state operators (MSO) have been scrambling for cash. But Trulieve, which has a dominant position in Florida's MED-only market, just posted a profitable quarter.In this week's Power Players interview, Trulieve CEO Kim Rivers discusses everything...
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