Khadijah Tribble

Khadijah Tribble is a highly respected social entrepreneur and activist with an emphasis on social justice and equity. She is an expert on equity and inclusion in the cannabis industry and has made significant contributions to public policy in these areas. Tribble has become a highly sought-after business coach due to her extensive background in social justice and equity and is working freelance for Rutgers Law School.

In addition to advising cannabis investors, government regulators, entrepreneurs, and businesses on policy, business development, and community impact, she served as the vice president of corporate social responsibility at Curaleaf. Before assuming this role, Khadijah Tribble founded Marijuana Matters (M2), a cannabis education and advocacy incubator, and the Marijuana Policy Trust (MPT), a think tank providing expertise on building an inclusive and diverse cannabis industry. Furthermore, she was the chief executive of Ground Game, LLC, a consultancy focused on health technologies, and co-founder and director of business operations for United Medical Center's Rose Clinic.

Khadijah Tribble holds a master's degree from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. Inspired by the life of US congressman John Lewis, she is always in pursuit of "good trouble." Tribble's contributions to social justice and equity, including delivering a TED talk titled "How marijuana reform could repair, reclaim and restore communities" in June 2021, have made her an influential figure in the industry.