Christina Burke
A native Houstonian, Christina Burke joined Compassionate Cultivation in 2017 and leads the Community Outreach and Advocacy Efforts. Before joining the Compassionate team, Christina served as the Corporate Development officer at both the SAFE Alliance in Austin and the University of Texas’ College of Fine Arts. Prior to moving to Austin, she spent 17 years in Investor Relations and Communications roles in the oil and gas and consumer products industries.
Christina received her BS in Health and Human Science with a focus on Biological Psychology from the University of Houston and serves on several boards including The Epilepsy Foundation of Central and South Texas.
Strategic Partnerships @ Compassionate Cultivation
A native Houstonian, Christina Burke joined Compassionate Cultivation in 2017 and leads the Community Outreach and Advocacy Efforts. Before joining the Compassionate team, Christina served as the Corporate Development officer at both the SAFE Alliance in Austin and the University of Texas’ College of Fine Arts. Prior to moving to Austin, she spent 17 years in Investor Relations and Communications roles in the oil and gas and consumer products industries.
Christina received her BS in Health and Human Science with a focus on Biological Psychology from the University of Houston and serves on several boards including The Epilepsy Foundation of Central and South Texas.
Dan Kilburg
Physician Educator, Expert in Medical Cannabis and the Texas Compassionate Use Program @ Compassionate Cultivation
Dan Kilburg has assisted over 200 Texas physicians in registering and participating in the Compassionate Use Program, which establishes legal medical marijuana for qualifying conditions in Texas. He works with physicians to help more Texans access this powerful medicine at Compassionate Cultivation, the only Texas-owned-and-operated medical cannabis company in the state.
Compassionate Cultivation is the leading licensed medical marijuana producer in Texas, working alongside physicians to provide the highest quality cannabis medicine to patients seeking relief across the state. Compassionate Cultivation is headquartered in Austin and offers statewide delivery.
About the Texas Compassionate Use Program:
In 2015, the Texas Legislature passed the Compassionate Use Act, which allowed for medical cannabis to be developed and delivered to patients with Intractable Epilepsy. Due to the overwhelming success of the program, the Texas Legislature expanded the Compassionate Use Program in June 2019 to include over 150 conditions. Today, over a million Texans qualify for medical cannabis