Philip J. Cenedella IV

Philip J. Cenedella IV was a Founding-member of the Board of Directors of The World Trade Center San Diego, Founding member of the Board of Directors San Diego Software Industry Council, The German Patient Roundtable and The Dayton Human Trafficking Accords.   

He lead the sales efforts for some of the first local area networks in America, sold the very first NeXT computer from Steve Jobs, and has extensive knowledge of new technologies.  He has served as Lead Consultant for projects with The California Trade and Investment Office, Deutsche Telekom's Executive Board of Directors, The San Diego Economic Development Corporation, IBM Watson Research Center, The San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau, George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic, and was involved in the first interactive telemedicine project with The NHS in the UK.  

Since 1977, Cenedella has be an advocate of medicinal cannabis and was involved in the formation of Americans for Safe Access.  He has numerous international contacts, currently serves as Tommy Chong’s European partner, and is a United States Citizen living in Germany since 2014 with a valid EU Work/Residence Permit.