PROVISIONING CENTER GENERAL MANAGER

A beautiful, brand new dispensary located in East Lansing needs you! THC123 is seeking to find a full time General Manager who will lead the overall operations of this local provisioning center. The General Manager will also play a leading role in implementing standard operating procedures, staff scheduling, operations management, and inventory control. General Manager will also need to oversee the use of the METRC software and computer systems. THC123 is in search of an experienced General Manager with a proven track record of successfully running their own provisioning center or retail storefront. General Manager must be up to date with current local and state laws to maintain strict governmental compliance. This position has opportunity for extreme growth.

https://thc123.breezy.hr/p/c37ee98a5626

East Lansing, MI - Assistant Manager

THC123 is looking to staff openings for Assistant Manager positions opening up in the East Lansing area! We request that our managers provide a strong sense of caring and compassionate service to medical cannabis patients. Customer service and a positive attitude are a must!

Qualifications for this position include:

Knowledge and experience with medical cannabis

Ability to pass the MMFLA required national background screen

Proficient with computer- Word and Excel

Knowledge of METRC system is a plus

https://thc123.breezy.hr/p/e65be3b16231

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