Founder and investor in multiple e-commerce brands in the dietary supplement and hemp space. Licensed attorney with a background in D2C marketing and branding.

Courtney N. Moran’s mission on the National Cannabis Bar Association (NCBA) Board of Directors is to provide leadership and support to fellow attorneys engaged in restoring justice and establishing a solid foundation of Cannabis law as we end prohibition.

Courtney, the founding principal of EARTH Law, LLC and chief legislative strategist for Agricultural Hemp Solutions, LLC, is the leading expert on hemp law championing legal policy for sustainable Cannabis hemp agribusiness development. Courtney's article, Industrial Hemp: Canada Exports, United States Imports was published by the Fordham Environmental Law Review. She participated in the United Nations General Assembly Special Session on the world drug problem in April 2016. In October 2016, Courtney testified before the Senado de la República in Mexico City, Mexico. She successfully lobbies for the Oregon Industrial Hemp Farmers Association passing legislation, HB 4060 (2016), SB 1015 (2017), and HB 4089 (2018), protecting Oregon hemp agricultural interests. She authored H 3559 (2017), establishing the South Carolina hemp program. Courtney provided foundational language for SB 119 (2017), establishing the Wisconsin hemp program. Courtney strategically guided drafting SB 6 (2018), establishing the Alaska hemp program. She also provided pivotal strategy in drafting Missouri hemp legislation HB 2034 (2018), establishing the Missouri hemp program. Courtney is co-petitioner of the Relegalizing Industrial Hemp Project, a formal administrative rulemaking petition to the U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency that will remove hemp from the Controlled Substances Act. She also worked closely with Senator Ron Wyden (D-OR) and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) in drafting the Hemp Farming Act of 2018 (S. 2667).

Courtney currently serves on the Oregon State Bar Cannabis Law Section Executive Committee, as Second Vice Chair on the national NORML Board of Directors, and is the national Hemp Industries Association Legislative Review Committee Chairwoman. Her extensive background in Cannabis hemp law reform and program development brings a unique perspective on the administrative, agricultural, and environmental aspects of Cannabis law to the NCBA Board and membership.

I am a business and corporate attorney focusing on corporate governance and advice, commercial contracts, corporate finance, equity compensation, mergers and acquisitions, and other business legal issues.

Corinne Celko is the Managing Shareholder of Emerge Law Group and focuses her practice on land use and development law. Corinne has been involved in the implementation of Oregon’s cannabis legalization measure (Measure 91) and Oregon’s psilocybin services legalization measure (Measure 109) by working extensively with various cities and counties throughout Oregon to adopt land use regulations favorable to cannabis-related and psilocybin services-related uses. Corinne has also challenged local governments who have tried to adopt regulations that are too restrictive. She argued before the Oregon Land Use Board of Appeals and Oregon Court of Appeals to win the first appellate case in Oregon deeming a local government’s cannabis regulations to be unreasonable under state law.

Corinne was the MC for one day of the inaugural Horizons Northwest Psychedelics Conference in Portland last year, and she also co-hosted a psychedelics-related panel, entitled “Healing Humankind with Psilocybin,” at the Juniper Preserve resort near Bend, Oregon. Corinne is passionate about advocating for and assisting the cannabis and psychedelics industries, as well as creating a strong and supportive community for the lawyers who serve those industries.