BOCA RATON, Fla., Feb. 14, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PMX Communities Inc. (OTCQB:PMXO), a precious metals incubation company welcomes MMJ professional Grayson Garner's help for the deployment of the LXIV Marijuana terminals into Colorado.
Grayson Garner is a graduate of Auburn University with a focus in Forestry and Agricultural Economics. In Alabama, he worked in all areas of forestry, pulpwood and timber. In Western Nebraska, Grayson commercially farmed on over 60,000 acres, growing corn, beans and wheat. He brokered grain projects supplying the ethanol industry with corn, and the food industry with wheat and beans. He is now based in Colorado fulltime and does professional agriculture consulting in all areas of the industry including MMJ.
"We needed a professional on the ground in Colorado, and Grayson is in tune to the needs and wants of the medical and retail dispensaries, and most importantly, they know him and trust him. This is a close-knit community, and we realized early in the process that a MMJ professional is key to our success," stated Meris Kott, PMX Communities, Inc.
PMX Gold Bullion Sales, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of PMX Communities, Inc., launched the MGIV gold terminal in Town Center, Boca Raton in January 2013. The MGIV gold terminal is the first US made specialty-dispensing machine that allows consumers to purchase varying denominations of fine gold bullion bars and coins with a touch of a screen and a swipe of their global credit and debit cards.
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