Nurys Camargo, previously a commissioner at the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, has taken on a new role as vice president of member services at Associated Industries of Massachusetts (AIM). Camargo left her position at the state agency in May 2025, where she oversaw regulations for the burgeoning cannabis sector valued at over $1 billion.
At AIM, Camargo will focus on enhancing services for the organization’s members, which include businesses from various industries across the state. Her experience in regulating the cannabis market positions her to contribute valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by Massachusetts companies in a rapidly evolving economic landscape.
The cannabis industry in Massachusetts has seen significant growth since legalization in 2016, with annual sales surpassing $1 billion. However, the sector has also faced challenges, including increased competition and regulatory hurdles. Camargo’s background in regulatory affairs may help AIM support its members in navigating these complexities.
AIM represents a diverse group of businesses, advocating for policies that promote economic growth and job creation in Massachusetts. Camargo’s appointment is expected to strengthen the organization’s efforts to address the needs of its members, particularly in the context of the dynamic cannabis industry.
As she transitions into her new role, Camargo’s previous experience as a regulator will be instrumental in shaping AIM’s approach to member services, especially for those involved in the cannabis sector. Her insights into the regulatory landscape could prove beneficial as AIM advocates for policies that support both established businesses and emerging startups in the cannabis market.
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