Redwood Green Corp. announced changes to its Board of Directors, reflecting an anticipated change in corporate strategy. The Company intends to withdraw from the cannabis industry and to examine opportunities that may be available to it in responsible gold exploration in newly accessible areas of Colombia, subject to securing necessary funding. Two Directors, Mr. John Scharffenberger and Mr. Steven Hilton, have resigned from the Board. The Board of Directors appointed Mr. Carlos Andrés Hernández and Mr. Gary Artmont to be Directors of the Company. Carlos Andrés Hernández is a mining industry professional who worked for eight years for Drummond Ltd., the Colombian subsidiary of Alabama-based Drummond Company Inc. After leaving Drummond, Mr. Hernández served as a political adviser to Jose Gabriel Amar Sepulveda, a member of Colombia's Congress. With an exploration career spanning five decades and 21 countries, Mr. Artmont is experienced in all aspects of mineral exploration, from grass-root assessment to project pre-feasibility studies. Over the last 46 years, Mr. Artmont worked as a geologist and project manager for prominent mining-related firms, including Geostar Consulting, Rio Tinto, PT Pelsart Indonesia, PT Freeport Indonesia and Ivanhoe Mining China. He is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy and is qualified to issue National Instrument 43-101 Competent Person reports and Joint Ore Reserves Committee Code (JORC) Competent Person reports required by public stock exchanges.