Conquering Cannabusiness Learning Path

This learning path is designed to help you learn directly from the people currently working in the cannabusiness industry. As you go through the learning path, you’ll watch different experts talking about elements of cannabusiness that will help you understand the current trends, challenges and opportunities of this industry.
In our next video, Drake Sutton-Shearer, who is the founder of cannabusiness company PRØHBTD, looks at how the cannabusiness world has unfolded and what may be to come.
In our next video, Rob Dhoble, Managing Director of Havas ECS, explains this rapidly expanding and dynamic market, the massive gaps that exist in education and use and what it means for the future of health care.
To tackle this interesting and nuanced area in our next Learning Path video are: Stephen Murphy, Founder & Executive Director, Prohibition Partners, Owen Reader, CEO at Indelible, Sam Collins, CMO at Bhang Corporation, Allison Statter, CEO of Blended Strategy Group and Rosie Mattio, Founder & CEO, Mattio Communications.
Cannabis legalization is creating significant business opportunities as the black market transitions into a regulated industry. Unfortunately, social injustice already exists in this emerging business.
We look at what’s happening with Katie Loeb, director of strategy and innovation, Loeb, NYC; Darien Dash, partner, The Movement Management Advisors; Parker Berling, President, Cookies California; and Fab 5 Freddy, Visual Artist & Filmmaker in our next video in this Learning Path.
The next video in this Learning Path features experts from Future State Brands, NorCal Cannabis, Nielsen, Cura Partners and Conde Nast.
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