United in Compassion (UIC) co-founder Lucy Haslam is calling for industry support to help fund a follow up to acclaimed medicinal cannabis documentary A Life of its Own.
Haslam conceived the idea for the original film with her son Dan and award-winning documentary filmmaker and journalist Helen Kapalos in 2014 – when the medicine was still illegal and Dan, who died from bowel cancer aged just 25, was struggling to access it.
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Prior to launching Cannabiz, Martin was co-founder and CEO of Asia-Pac’s leading B2B media and marketing information brand Mumbrella, overseeing its sale to Diversified Communications in 2017.
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