Well knock me down with a feather .. what a surprise !!!
The former chair of the governing board overseeing the embattled Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission quickly parlayed the gig into a job with the cannabis industry.
Three months after Marvin Révoal resigned, he took a job as director of regulatory and business development with CannXperts in Eugene, the company announced in late December.
The company touted Révoal’s long tenure with the OLCC and his “experience in liquor and cannabis regulatory system growth and development.” CannXperts says it offers consulting advice to cannabis businesses on regulation and compliance.
Révoal stepped down from the seven-member board in September. The board governs the state agency charged with regulating Oregon’s lucrative liquor and marijuana industries. Revenue from both represents the third largest source of money for the state general fund and the second largest source for many cities and towns behind property taxes. Board members set policy and hire the commission’s executive director.
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