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Klonetics promotes Natasha Shumka to COO

Klonetics promotes Natasha Shumka

Klonetics is pleased to announce the appointment of Natasha Shumka as the company's new Chief Operating Officer (COO), effective immediately. Natasha, who has been an invaluable member of the Klonetics team as the Quality Assurance Person (QAP) and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO), will now take on this pivotal leadership role.

In her new capacity as COO, Natasha will assume responsibility for guiding and enhancing the company's operational functions. Her extensive experience with Global cannabis certifications, dedication to quality, and visionary approach make her the ideal candidate to lead Klonetics into a new era of growth and efficiency.

Natasha brings a wealth of expertise to her role as COO. Her previous positions within the company have allowed her to intimately understand Klonetics' operations, strategy, and culture. This familiarity positions her to make immediate and impactful contributions to the organization.

Natasha's primary focus as Chief Operating Officer will be to optimize operational efficiency, foster clear and effective communication channels, and ensure that the company's objectives are not only met, but exceeded. Her commitment to excellence and her ability to inspire and lead teams will play a crucial role in Klonetics' continued success.


Natasha is currently in the midst of pursuing her QAGMP (Quality Assurance and Good Manufacturing Practices) diploma. Her goal is to complete this program successfully, and her efforts are all part of a broader plan to obtain Klonetic GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) approval. This approval is significant because it will enable Klonetic to expand its international relationships in the cannabis industry. By ensuring high-quality production and compliance with internationally recognized standards, Natasha's diploma and her dedication to GMP will play a pivotal role in Klonetic's efforts to establish itself as a reputable and trusted player in the global cannabis market.

Natasha Shumka's appointment as COO marks an exciting chapter in Klonetics' journey, and the company looks forward to achieving new goals, both here and abroad. 


Please join us in congratulating Natasha Shumka on her well-deserved promotion to Chief Operating Officer at Klonetics.


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