Mina Guiahi, head of capital markets as well as mergers and acquisitions (L) with Randy Smith, CEO of Sunday Goods (R) at the Wilcox, Arizona Sunday Goods cultivation facility.

Forbes, LOS ANGELES, CA – Sunday Goods, a vertically-integrated, consumer cannabis lifestyle brand, is announcing the appointment of Ms. Mina Guiahi as head of capital markets as well as mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as of March 19, 2019.

Guiahi is formerly a director of the cannabis investment banking group at Cowen, one of the first U.S. investment banks to enter the cannabis sector. During her tenure, she was the lead manager on Canopy Growth’s $600 million convertible transaction. Cowen led the first major U.S. exchange cannabis IPO to date, with Tilray in 2018, according to a news release.

Sunday Goods

The Arizona-based cannabis company, Sunday Goods, debuted their "sleep" vaporizer in an iconic blue at Hall of Flowers B2B trade show, in Sonoma, California, last year. The brand features midnight blue branding and preppie packaging that is reminiscent of "the Khiel's of the cannabis space."

The company produces flower, edibles, pre-rolls, topicals, and oils. Their products are available in select California cannabis dispensaries, including Harborside and Apothecarium.

“Sunday Goods has spent three years building the preeminent cannabis lifestyle brand of tomorrow that resonates with all customer profiles—from the newcomer to the aficionado," according to Sunday Goods Founder and CEO, Randy Smith.