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The Edge featuring Sloane Barbour, Founder and CEO of Engin Sciences Inc.

The Edge featuring Sloane Barbour, Founder and CEO, engin sciences, inc.
The Edge featuring Sloane Barbour, Founder and CEO, engin sciences, inc.

Welcome to The Edge, a business podcast from The Bluntness, where we unpack real-world experiences and expertise of seasoned & successful professionals across both legal and legacy cannabis.

This week's guest is Sloane Barbour, Founder and CEO of Engin Sciences, Inc. , an AI-powered recruitment software startup, which recently raised a $2.5 million seed funding round led by investment firm Gotham Green Partners. engin's cutting-edge technology streamlines job advertising and recruitment for companies, delivering high intent applicants, accelerated hiring, and significant cost savings.

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