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Adria Berry to leave Oklahoma’s medical marijuana agency Oct. 30
Berry has resigned after five years leading the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority. During her tenure, the agency became a standalone state department and put a seed-to-sale tracking system in place.
Adria Berry has resigned as director of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority, with her final day set for Oct. 30, Gov. Kevin Stitt’s office said Oct. 21.
Berry led the state agency for five years. During that period, the authority became a standalone state agency and implemented a seed-to-sale tracking system for medical marijuana, which tracks products through the supply chain.
“Adria navigated a complex industry with grit and professionalism,” Stitt said in a statement. No successor was named in the information provided by the governor’s office.