About us
Our mission is to educate the world about the healing power of natural, safe, and effective cannabinoids
found in the hemp plant. The pharmaceutical industry has been sadly misleading the public for years and as a result,
we now have a huge health crisis.
Canna Campus will strive to spread the truth about natural alternatives and educate people about the
risks and costly side effects of many pharmaceutical drugs.
We believe that consuming natural occurring superfoods will help lower the risk of certain illnesses
and promote overall health and wellness.
We want to stop the homeostatic imbalances caused by modern-day medication and
bring back the stability, balance, and equilibrium that your body was meant to have.
Canna Campus will continue to provide access to useful education,
research and share with you real customer experiences through forums, social media, and news articles.
Scott Begraft
Founder
As the original Founder of Canna Campus, Scott has an established track record in executive roles across a variety of successful companies. Scott is also the Founder and CEO of Cannalytics Research Center. Scott regularly attends trade shows and many events for the Cannabis Industry keeping Canna Campus up to date on the latest laws and regulations. In late 2022 he decided to welcome his fiancé Kimberly Aiello into the company. After seeing her potential to lead the company with her knowledge in the cannabis field and her remarkable business and customer service skills, he has decided to step down as CEO to achieve other endeavors and let her bring Canna Campus to greatness.
Kimberly Lynn Aiello
CEO
Kimberly has great knowledge of the human body from years of working as a medical assistant and licensed esthetician. She has studied the medicinal benefits that cannabinoids can achieve and the relief it can bring to symptoms of certain medical conditions. Kim is also an advocate for using cannabis to help with the opioid epidemic as it can treat pain to prevent the risk of becoming addicted as well as helping assist someone already addicted to get off them. She also is trained on administering Narcan and has taught the staff as well to be prepared as the opioid epidemic continues to get worse. She continues to educate herself by taking advance courses in the field and is constantly sharing the knowledge she has learned with the staff.