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This Former Convict Built an $800,000-a-Month Business After a 7-Year Sentence - MSN
Coss Marte grew up on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, a tough neighborhood filled with temptation. At 13, seeing other teens making easy money dealing drugs, Marte decided he wanted in.
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Coss Marte Reinvented Fitness in a Prison Vibe. Now He’s Adding Legal Cannabis. - Observer
Coss Marte, Founder & CEO, ConBody speaks onstage at the WIRED Business Conference 2015. (Photo by Brad Barket/Getty Images for WIRED) Getty Images for WIRED New York State is now accepting its ...
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39-year-old's cannabis business brings in $800,000 a month — 16 years after he went to prison for selling drugs - NBC New York
A lot can change in 16 years. In 2009, a drug conviction landed Coss Marte a seven-year prison sentence. This year, Marte expects to bring in as much as $12 million selling cannabis legally. Marte ...
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From inmate to CEO: Coss Marte transforms lives with CONBODY fitness empire - ABC7 New York
When Coss Marte left prison in 2013, he had just $40 in his pocket and a dream born in a 6x9-foot cell. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut.
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Conbody workouts give the formerly incarcerated "an opportunity to get employment right away" - Salon.com
Conbody, a prison-style bootcamp workout, was developed by Coss Marte while he was incarcerated.He lost 70 pounds in six months in his 9-by-6-foot solitary confinement cell doing body weight and ...
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From Prison To Profits: Here's How This Entrepreneur's Cannabis Business Makes $800,000 Monthly - Benzinga
Coss Marte, the founder and CEO of Conbud, is set to generate a whopping $12 million from his legal cannabis venture this year.Marte’s journey from a convict to a cannabis mogul is a testament ...
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From Prison to the Legal Cannabis Industry: Conbud Creates Opportunities for the Formerly Incarcerated - High Times Magazine
Entrepreneur Coss Marte is creating a path to employment in New York’s regulated cannabis industry with Conbud, an enterprise for the formerly incarcerated.
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Debra Granik Interview About Sundance Doc ‘Conbody VS Everybody - The Daily Beast
Coss Marte spent his six years in prison preparing for life on the outside, even when he didn’t realize it. When Marte’s sentence began, he was heavy-set, with life-threatening cholesterol issues.
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39-year-old's cannabis business brings in $800,000 a month — 16 years after he went to prison for selling drugs - NBC10 Philadelphia
A lot can change in 16 years. In 2009, a drug conviction landed Coss Marte a seven-year prison sentence. This year, Marte expects to bring in as much as $12 million selling cannabis legally. Marte ...
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39-year-old's cannabis business brings in $800,000 a month — 16 years after he went to prison for selling drugs - NBC 6 South Florida
A lot can change in 16 years. In 2009, a drug conviction landed Coss Marte a seven-year prison sentence. This year, Marte expects to bring in as much as $12 million selling cannabis legally. Marte ...
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39-year-old's cannabis business brings in $800,000 a month — 16 years after he went to prison for selling drugs - NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
A lot can change in 16 years. In 2009, a drug conviction landed Coss Marte a seven-year prison sentence. This year, Marte expects to bring in as much as $12 million selling cannabis legally. Marte ...