BY BRADEN GOYETTE
KIRO – Jamen Shively, a former Microsoft exec, shares plans to build a pot business.
Marijuana is set to become legal in Washington state on Thursday, and a former Microsoft manager wants to capitalize on it by opening up a chain of stores that offer the drug in a classy setting.
Jamen Shively, a corporate strategy manager at Microsoft from 2003-2009, said in an interview with KIRO-TV that he got the idea for a high-end pot business “after a few bong hits.”