Image Credit: Facebook / Adam Miron

By James Peters

Adam Miron

TRU alum who started leading cannabis producer Hexo steps down

Jul 17, 2019 | 10:21 PM

KAMLOOPS — A Thompson Rivers University alumnus who co-founded one of Canada’s leading cannabis companies is stepping down from his corporate role.

In a news release, Hexo has announced Adam Miron is resigning as chief brand officer, effective Thursday (July 18).

WATCH: Adam Miron addresses his departure from Hexo. (Video Credit: Facebook / Adam Miron)

“Building Hexo has been one of the greatest privileges of my life,” Miron said. “I am a builder. What I see today is an established company with amazing leadership across all functions. I would like to thank the entire team and all our supporters for making this possible.”

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Miron, along with Sebastien St-Louis, co-founded Hexo in 2013.

The Gatineau-based cannabis company was originally named Hydropothecary. It grew to become a leading producer of cannabis products just as Canada legalized recreational cannabis last fall.

Hexo is now listed on the New York Stock Exchange.

In 2017, Hexo signed on former Kamloops mayor and B.C. cabinet minister Terry Lake as its vice-president of corporate and social responsibility. Lake will take a leave from the role as he runs in the 2019 federal election.

Miron will remain on the company’s board of directors, and will continue to sit as president of the board of directors for the company’s Greek affiliate.