John Kaweske, Owner of Silverleaf Enterprise LLC

 

John Kaweske is the owner of Silverleaf Enterprise LLC, a luxury car service based in Denver. Kaweske previously worked as an Uber driver and received a 96% approval rating from customers. This experience inspired him to open his own service. He believes in providing top-notch customer service and offering luxury cars at an affordable price.

Kaweske began as a single-car delivery company and soon expanded his operation to include a fleet of vehicles. He also hired additional drivers to operate the new equipment. He remained in contact with his customers, which he says helped him grow his business.

http://johnkaweske.com/ earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Clark University. He then continued his education at the University of Colorado, Denver. He currently holds two patents in biodiesel innovation and speaks regularly at international clean energy conferences. Outside of work, Kaweske enjoys spending time with his family and practicing meditation.

Uber has helped Kaweske earn extra income in his spare time. As an Uber driver in Denver, Kaweske met a variety of people. Some of his customers included the Denver Nuggets, Colorado Rockies, and Denver Broncos. The popularity of customers didn't matter to him - he just loved the feeling of meeting new people. He became a driver for the service and was soon earning thousands of dollars.

In addition to running his business, John Kaweske practices meditation every day. Meditation helped him concentrate and focus during his travels to Brazil. He also found it to be relaxing after a hard day. After further research, he decided to incorporate meditation into his daily routine. After a few months, he began to meditate and has made it part of his daily life. He also hopes to spread the benefits of meditation to his employees.

After the Colorado legalization of marijuana, Kaweske and Peterson began developing their marijuana business operations. The two rented a greenhouse in Ordway, CO. They then obtained marijuana licenses and acquired 108 acres of land to expand their operation. As the business expanded, the company acquired TweedLeaf Delaware, which had federal trademark and service mark registrations for "Tweedleaf."

Kaweske also began a separate marijuana operation to compete with another marijuana company, Clover Top Holdings, Inc., and Peterson's wife. The two companies were incorporated in Colorado instead of Delaware, but the Colorado corporation remains active. Clover Top Colorado is still an active corporation. However, Kaweske did not own the marijuana properties, and his operation was in competition with Clover Top Holdings, Inc. It has been unclear whether Kaweske's company was a separate entity or a subsidiary.