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The Pinnacle of Farming
$609,992 Raised
REASONS TO INVEST
2 patents approved and an additional 20 patents pending
100 Pre-orders for our newly Launched Residential A5 System
Already 800 investors and $191k raised in this offering
TEAM
Alex Leo
Founder and CEO
Rob White
Vice President of Prefabrication
Andrew Cochran
Regional Sales Associate
Kyle Perri
Associate Marketer
TERMS
Apex Farms Corp.
Overview
PRICE PER SHARE
$0.20
DEADLINE
Oct 11, 2019
VALUATION
$4.96M
FUNDING GOAL
$500 - $1M
Breakdown
MIN INVESTMENT
$500
MAX INVESTMENT
$1,000,000
MIN NUMBER OF SHARES OFFERED
2,500
MAX NUMBER OF SHARES OFFERED
5,000,000
OFFERING TYPE
Equity
SHARES OFFERED
Common Stock
Maximum Number of Shares Offered subject to adjustment for bonus shares
ALL UPDATES
07.24.19
Apex Farms Corp. Retains New CFO and Board Member
Apex Farms Corp. (“Apex Farms” or the “Company”), a vertical farming technology company that designs and produces proprietary vertical hydroponic farming systems for both commercial and residential use, is proud to announce that it has retained Melissa Kennedy as its Chief Financial Officer and as a member of its board of directors.
Melissa Kennedy was the controller of a Hotel Sofitel (1994-1997), a sole proprietor working as the bookkeeper for several entities (1997-2010), the campaign controller for a U.S. senator (2001-2010), the treasurer for a political action committee (2003-2011), the business manager for a strategic and political consulting firm (2010-2017) and, most recently, a sole proprietor working as an intermediary accountant for clients reporting to the SEC (2015-2019).
Melissa Kennedy stated ‘I’m very happy to be CFO of Apex Farms Corp. “I’m an electric car-driving , tree hugger” living in the Pacific Northwest so working for a green company is an absolute dream come true. I look forward to putting my accounting and SEC-reporting skills to work in growing the company and to help take the company to the next level.”
Alexander M. Woods-Leo the Founder and CEO of Apex Farms Corp. went on to say “bringing Melissa Kennedy on as CFO and as a member of our board is an important step as we traverse through our next goal of completing becoming publicly traded. Ms. Kennedy’s background and expertise with respect to finances and her experience as a controller will be instrumental to strengthening our internal and disclosure controls and to our future success.”
please see referenced press release: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/apex-farms-corp-retains-cfo-163700172.html
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