“Someday pray that he will grow a farm barn full.
Recent research show it’s not so darn harmful…”
- MF DOOM
MR.Z is a collaboration between three lifelong friends with a shared appreciation for cannabis and a dream. Our goal was to produce the highest quality indoor craft cannabis for the Vermont consumer—with a commitment to sustainability, Social Justice, and the firm belief that cannabis will make the world a better place.
Since December 2020 we’ve worked hard to make that dream a reality, curating a flavorful, terpene-rich experience that you’ll never forget. Our time-intensive, regenerative, no-till living soil systems put us at the cutting edge of indoor craft cannabis cultivation.
Grown in Middlebury, Vermont, BIPOC-owned, top-shelf quality; we are proud to bring MR. Z to Vermonters and visitors alike.
Please enjoy!
MEET THE TEAM
FOUNDERS
MAXIM EINGORN...................
Co-Founder / Head Grower, COO
Max is from Roosevelt Island in New York City.
He graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in Chinese.
He spent the next decade working in tech first in sales and then in software engineering.
Finding himself in Vermont during the pandemic, he learned to grow weed from local growers and now makes it his mission to help produce some of the finest cannabis around.
RONALD WILLIAMS................
Co-Founder / Head of Marketing, CFO
Ron is from Brooklyn, NY.
A former finance professional with an eye perpetually trained on the infinite potential of cannabis commerce, Ron is focused on elevating the aesthetic of Mr. Z while combating the stigmas surrounding cannabis access and education.
His affinity for architectural design and metal sculpture, combined with his understanding of complex financial systems, make him a dynamic force in the company and the cannabis space writ large.
Ron graduated from Dartmouth College with degrees in Environmental Science and Studio Art.
ZACHARY TYSON...................
Co-Founder / CEO
Zach graduated from University of Vermont in 2013.
He interned as a Criminal Defense Investigator for the Chittenden County Public Defender’s Office before transitioning to a boutique law firm in New York City on the front lines of cannabis law.
With his intimate knowledge of cannabis law, particularly his role as a Board Member of the non-profit Cannabis Cultural Association, Zachary brings a commitment to social equity and legacy access to the legal market that is integral to the success of any progressive cannabis enterprise.