CannabisNewsBreaks – Agrify Appoints New Chief Financial Officer
Jan 30, 2020
Agrify, a developer of premium indoor grow solutions for the cannabis and hemp markets, this morning announced the appointment of Niv Krikov as chief financial officer, effective Feb. 4, 2020. Krikov will leverage his financial leadership and business development expertise to assist Agrify in meeting the rising demand for its products and services. “Niv is a highly accomplished, strong leader whose broad experience will enable Agrify to rapidly move forward with our expansion and optimization initiatives,” Agrify chief executive officer Raymond Nobu Chang stated in the news release. “His proven record in leading organizational transformation; deep public-company finance and accounting experience; and expertise in capital markets, strategic planning and analysis, M&A and financial system implementation will be an asset to our company as we continue to execute our growth strategies.”
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About Agrify
Agrify is a rapidly growing developer of premium indoor grow solutions for the cannabis and hemp marketplace. The company’s comprehensive grow solutions have been developed with one mission in mind: to assist its valued customers in producing the highest quality product possible with consistency and superior yields. Agrify is a non-plant-touching company; to learn more, visit www.Agrify.com.
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