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    The Recruitment Platform Gradujuana Was Failing... Until It Changed Its Name to Vangst

    How a considered name change boosted business for the startup.
    by Juliet Bennett Rylah Apr 01, 2019 2 minutes
    Source: Courtesy of Karson Humiston
    Courtesy of Karson Humiston

    When Karson Humiston was nearing graduation from St. Lawrence University, she attended a cannabis trade show in Denver. Jobs were on her mind; what kinds were available, what were their requirements. And in talking to the vendors there, she learned that cannabis companies have trouble filling open positions. Why? Because traditional boards wouldn’t run their ads and firms wouldn’t take their business.

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