Steve Edmonds is the founder and managing partner of Hemp4Water, a 501c3 dedicated to public education about the value of hemp in remediation.

Carla believes that all patients have the right to have a voice in their health care, and Cannabis should always be a first option, not a last choice. Educating patients on the therapeutic benefits and watching patients’ eyes light up with hope is so very rewarding. Assisting patients in reducing and/or eliminating pharmaceuticals is even more rewarding.

Hector Roos is a real estate professional, 2022 Libertarian candidate for governor, and chair of the Libertarian Party of Miami-Dade County.

She brings her faith, her character, and her commitment to caring for the Community to her work with Florida CAN.

She is an accomplished artist, an amazing organizer, and a talented addition to the Board of Directors. When she isn't working on Florida CAN's public image, Dana is a realtor in Pensacola.

Michael Krawitz serves as executive director of Veterans For Medical Cannabis Access [VMCA] in addition to his work on the FLCAN Board.

Colette understands life in what she describes as the "panini press" of the sandwich generation.

Erik Hall is part of our leadership team and represents all the people who cannot use their real identity.

In 2003, David joined Florida Cannabis Action Network and in 2011, became an officer of the organization. His work in global technology helps direct the organization's tech choices.

Maria believes that Cannabis should be your first choice for healthcare, not a last resort. Maria believes Cannabis is good medicine and good fun. 

Cathy Jordan passed on July 4, 2024. As a founding member, visionary activist, and friend of FLCAN we honor her life and passing. Cathy Jordan served as President & CEO for FLCAN from 2012 to 2016.

As a MSW, Josephine brings her professional experience and Cannabis expertise to the organization.

Jodi James is a respected speaker, teacher, debater, strategic planner, thought-leader, and mentor with more nearly 30-years experience in cannabis policy

Joshua Lavy is part of a growing number of millennials who recognize the failure of America's Drug Policies and their power to change the future. He took on the role of Executive Director in July 2019 after a year as associate director.