Fab 5 Freddy and Curaleaf Expand B NOBLE Cannabis Brand to New Jersey
B NOBLE is a First-of-its-Kind Partnership in the State, Providing Opportunity to Those Directly Impacted by the War on Drugs
SPEAKER • CEO • AUTHOR – Official Website
SPEAKER • CEO • AUTHOR – Official Website
Trentonians get ‘second chance’ with new Office of Returning Citizens
Social justice advocates were on hand Wednesday for the unveiling of the newly formed Office of Returning Citizens, which will help ex-convicts land jobs and get training and housing they desperately need upon re-entering society after serving their bids.
Tracey Syphax Short Story and Interview
An intimate interview with Trenton businessman Tracey D. Syphax about his past and the changes that led him to become the man that he is today.
Watch now, here on his website, or visit Tracey's Youtube Channel.
Former NJ Drug Dealer Slated to Open Marijuana Dispensary
Trenton city council introduced an ordinance that would designate a section of the city as a medical cannabis area. TrentonMetro, founded by Tracey Syphax, is a healthcare-focused marijuana organization that filed for an application with the New Jersey Department of Health last week.
African American Businessman Perched to Open Marijuana Dispensary
The Network Journal reports on a recent interview with prominent Trenton businessman Tracey Syphax on his application with the New Jersey Department of Health to obtain a license to open and operate a medical marijuana facility. Read the full article…
Trenton businessman Tracey Syphax seeks to open medical marijuana facility
Local businessman, Tracey Syphax is looking to open a medical marijuana facility and bring 100s of jobs and revenue to Trenton.
From Drug Dealer to Successful Entrepreneur
Tracey D. Syphax: From Drug Dealer to Successful Entrepreneur, Tracey shares his story from his time on the block to the boardroom.
Choices, Changes and Challenges
Tracey D. Syphax is an author, entrepreneur, and an established Boss.
Businessman Appointed to N.J. Economic Development Council
The Network Journal reports that community activist and author, Trenton business mogul Tracey Syphax has been appointed to the Economic Development Committee for the city of Trenton. Read the full article at TNJ.com
‘Big house’ to house building Former felons make good on the job
With companies increasingly experiencing a labor crunch, some are turning to an underutilized resource, ex-prisoners. Tracey Syphax and other advocates for hiring the formerly incarcerated say that skills developed on the wrong side of the law can be put to…