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Jane Sandelman
Jane Sandelman is co-founder and chief executive officer of VT Dry & Cure Technologies, the makers Cannatrol, which provides technology that improves post-harvest processing while boosting efficiency and product quality for operators worldwide. A veteran corporate marketer and entrepreneur, Jane led Cannatrol to triple-digit growth in 2023.
Her background in consumer-packaged-goods product development and marketing includes senior management roles with multinational firms Reckitt Benckiser, Block Drug, and The Mennen Company. She also served as director of consumer insights for market research company IRI Worldwide and led the Pfizer Consumer Healthcare product team.
Prior to co-founding Cannatrol, Jane stepped away from the corporate sphere and revitalized an abandoned Vermont inn. She and her husband renovated and ran the twelve-room inn and restaurant, and during their decade of ownership the property won accolades from Saveur and Food & Wine magazines, a chef spotlight event at The James Beard House, and was named one of the “Top 10 Culinary Inns in America” by Fodors.
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