Peggy Noonan is the creator and founder of Copia Infusions, Arizona’s first scratch-made, hand crafted cannabis kitchen and concentrates company. Peggy started her career in cannabis right out of college, at a time that was all about bringing peace and love to the world, while striving for a higher consciousness in making a difference.

In 2013, her passion for cannabis infusion was re-ignited with the launch of the Arizona Medical Marijuana program. In late 2017, Peggy was diagnosed with Acute Myloid Leukemia and fought the disease with several of her own products, particularly Copia’s homeopathic cannabis tincture oil. During her fight, Peggy continued researching ways to make products even healthier while maintaining mainstream taste. After a remarkable journey through traditional and cannabis medical treatments, Peggy announced in 2018 that she was cancer-free. She was again diagnosed with Leukemia in late 2019 and continues her fight today.

Peggy is continuously working with scientists and formulators to produce cutting edge products and delivery systems, analyzing terpenes and cannabinoids that address the patients’ needs. After being involved in the industry for 40 years, she is adamant about the need for education, standardized testing, and proper dosing. Peggy and her staff hold regular training sessions at dispensaries and cannabis education schools, teaching aspiring professionals about proper dosing and how Medical Marijuana can better serve their patients. Peggy has also been on the Labeling and Packaging Committee with the Arizona State Department of Health Services for best practices in labeling and packaging, regarding dosage and safety and is in the process of expanding Copia into other states.

Peggy, a native New Yorker, graduated from Arizona State University and Parsons School of Design. She spent time as an interior designer, developer, and general contractor in New York before moving to Arizona where she now resides. Peggy also owns Reliance Commercial Construction Inc. which specializes in MMJ dispensaries, cannabis production facilities, and cultivation sites, with a specialty in food services and restaurants.