About Us
Taylor Ange
Extraction Processes
Compliance
Product development
Taylor has maintained a passion for finding unconventional solutions for problems in the biology and medical fields. From a young age, he was heavily invested in the emergency medical industry as an active member of King County Search and Rescue in Washington State. Taylor attended college at the University of Montana as a terrestrial ecology major. As a field researcher and a lab technician with the US Forest Service, he conducted e-DNA testing on fluvial systems in Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon. In the lab, he conducted mitochondrial DNA synthesis and analyzation which taught him how a large scale science and research laboratory is laid out and operated, along with what control measures are used for both personal and product safety.
He has been involved in projects spanning beverage, cannabis fiber and extraction, and clean technology. He has been a part of developing various technologies including carbon dioxide reclamation equipment, hemp bioplastic formulations, and semi-autonomous control systems.
Tresha Sanders
Branding
Digital Marketing Strategies
Web development
Tresha has spent years in startup and small business environments under roles spanning administrative support, graphic design, web management, marketing, and technology. She began exploring her design skills as a librarian in Sidney, Montana. She attended the University of Montana and received a degree in Computer Science. While attending UM, Tresha worked at Blackstone LaunchPad, an organization that assists students and alumni with their entrepreneurial pursuits. She also spent time as the Project Manager for a software development team developing an online writing tool for a Montana entrepreneur. Working with startups and as part of a core team in startups for years has given her a full array of skills she can bring to any new project she takes on.
She has assisted in the development of multiple strategies for brands including carbon dioxide reclamation equipment for breweries, hemp bioplastic products, and even an adult card game.