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Gia Morón
GVM Communications, Inc.
Gia Morón is the Founder and CEO of GVM Communications, Inc., a public relations, brand strategy, and business development firm she launched on April 20, 2012.12 With over 25 years of experience in communications, Gia has established herself as a prominent figure in both the PR and cannabis industries.
Professional Background
Before founding GVM Communications, Gia's career included:
- 15 years as a Media Relations Officer in the Corporate Communications department at Goldman Sachs Group Inc.1
- 6 years as Director of Promotions and Publicity at The Fremantle Corporation, an international television distribution and production company1
Her diverse background spans entertainment, Wall Street, and entrepreneurship, providing her with a unique skill set that she has successfully applied to various industries.2
GVM Communications
The company name GVM stands for "Great Visions and Minds Communicating," reflecting Gia's vision for the firm.1 Under her leadership, GVM Communications has:
- Worked with a range of clients from small to midsize firms and successful entrepreneurs
- Been ranked by Forbes in 2019 as one of the leading PR firms in cannabis
- Collaborated closely with lobbying firms, policymakers, and cannabis industry operators of various sizes1
Cannabis Industry Involvement
Gia has become a significant figure in the cannabis industry:
- Former President and equity partner of Women Grow, the largest professional network for women in the cannabis industry (resigned in 2023)3
- Board member for Minorities for Medical Marijuana
- Advisory board member for CWCBE
- Coalition Member for Start-SMART NY1
Entrepreneurial Approach
Gia's entrepreneurial journey is characterized by:
- Self-funding her company without external financial assistance
- Leveraging her Wall Street experience to navigate the cannabis industry
- Focusing on diversity and inclusion in the emerging cannabis sector2
Personal
Gia Morón resides in her hometown of Brooklyn, NY, with her daughter.1 She is known for her commitment to mentoring up-and-coming young women entrepreneurs across the country and her involvement with various non-profit organizations.1