Sometimes life flips your biggest mistakes into massive opportunities. Coss Marte knows this firsthand. At 39, he's running Conbud, a legal cannabis business pulling in around $800,000 a month.

Coss Marte: I really wanted to take part in the cannabis industry as it's a great opportunity for people like myself who were impacted by the criminal justice system to take advantage of such a ...

When Coss Marte left prison in 2013, he had just $40 in his pocket and a dream born in a 6x9-foot cell. 24/7 Live New York City New Jersey Long Island Northern Suburbs Connecticut.

Coss Marte, Founder & CEO, ConBody speaks onstage at the WIRED Business Conference 2015. (Photo by Brad Barket/Getty Images for WIRED) Getty Images for WIRED New York State is now accepting its ...

A lot can change in 16 years. In 2009, a drug conviction landed Coss Marte a seven-year prison sentence. This year, Marte expects to bring in as much as $12 million selling cannabis legally. Marte ...

CONBODY founder Coss Marte joined us live to share how he turned his life around after serving time in prison. CONBODY is a non-stop, bodyweight, prison-style, fitness method. It is the first ...

Conbody, a prison-style bootcamp workout, was developed by Coss Marte while he was incarcerated.He lost 70 pounds in six months in his 9-by-6-foot solitary confinement cell doing body weight and ...

Coss Marte's transformation from convict to CEO embodies the shift towards social equity in the booming legal cannabis industry. Get ahead of Wall Street reactions—Benzinga Pro delivers signals, ...

Coss Marte started selling drugs at age 13 and by 19, he says, he was making $2 million a year. After serving a prison sentence, he founded a "prison style" fitness boot camp.

Coss Marte, founder of fitness company ConBody, developed his workout regimen while in prison and hires mostly formerly incarcerated inmates. Now, he's published a book and launched a new video ...