Chris Nazarenus

Ms. Nazarenus has successfully built Medical Marijuana 411 (MM411 Inc) to be the Global Cannabis Education leader. With more accredited courses worldwide than any other competitor, she has steer headed the monumental task of creating courses that can be accessed by a worldwide audience. Her focus over the past few years was the development of ACCME accredited courses for the medical professional community. In addition to the monumental feat of launching accredited, online Medical Marijuana CME courses approved by the American Medical Association (AMA) for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.™, Medical Marijuana 411 also pushed to also have those CME courses accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE) for Pharmacists’ CPE credits and by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation (ANCC) for Nurses’ CNE credits.

As part of her on-going commitment to the highest standards in cannabis education Medical Marijuana 411 partnered with Springer Publishing, the global leader in medical publications, to bring credible, research based medical cannabis textbooks into the hands of professionals. The Medical Cannabis Handbook for Healthcare Professionals is the first of a series of titles available for sale with Medical Cannabis and Opioids – Minimizing Opioid Use Through Cannabis is also available.

Before co-founding Medical Marijuana 411, Christine Nazarenus successfully sold, implemented and configured Digital Asset Management Systems for Fortune 500 companies. Securing +$1 million contracts, Ms. Nazarenus was instrumental in the development and implementation of customized, enterprise-wide content management strategies for major corporations including: Conde Nast, Sears, Spiegel, New York Daily News and Walt Disney.

It was after securing a contract with Sears, that Chris, had an opportunity to help the Indianapolis Motor Speedway with an archive strategy. In 1998, she would have the vision to ‘flip’ the traditional archival strategy and develop an online strategy, unheard of at the time. It would be the “Jerry McGuire” moment that would change her life forever. Although at that time, she knew nothing about motorsports, she certainly does now. She has successfully built 3 motorsports related

companies, including one of the largest motorsports photographic archives, Artemis Images which she sold in 2006.