Podcast appearances and mentions of nancy whiteman

Learn from the Nancy Whiteman the CEO behind North America's best-selling cannabis gummies, as she spills the trade secrets to cash-flow success and navigating mega-acquisitions. Join Karson Humiston in this mind-blowing episode as she delves into the extraordinary journey of a cannabis game-changer. Buckle up for an eye-opening ride into the future of the cannabis landscape.  Produced by PodConx  Karson Humiston - https://www.linkedin.com/in/karson-humiston-64572b97/Vangst - https://vangst.com/Nancy Whiteman - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-whiteman-0a4783/Wana  Brands - https://www.wanabrands.com/ 

This week Cassidy spends some time with CEO and Co-Founder of Wana Brands, Nancy Whiteman, on the release of their newest innovation, quick calm. Nancy shares her belief that the power of the plant goes beyond its intoxicating effects and has huge potential for wellness and more on her plans to fund clinical research with the Wana Brands new Foundation.  Cannabis can be used as a tool to support your mental health and overall wellbeing and Wana just made it that much easier.  Wana Brands Foundation  Find Wana near you (in 14 states!)  Keep Up with Cassidy    

Jon sits down for a cannaconvo with Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Wana Brands. Their conversation touches upon their recent partnership with Canopy, future plans for market expansion, and the future of the industry as a whole.Heralded as “The Queen of Legal Weed” by Inc. (May 2017) and “The Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur (Jan. 2019), Nancy Whiteman is co-founder and CEO of Wana Brands, a top international brand already available in more than 3,000 dispensaries across the United States and Canada. In October 2021, Canopy Growth Corp. announced it had purchased the right–upon federal permissibility of THC in the US–to acquire Wana Brands. With proceeds from the deal, Nancy established the Wana Brands Foundation, an organization working to enhance the world by supporting a wide variety of nonprofits in Wana's communities. Nancy leads Wana Brands' strategic vision and has been instrumental in the company's growth into new and emerging markets. She also directs the development of partnerships and licensing agreements domestically and internationally. Nancy has been recognized for numerous awards including Forbes' Most Influential People in Cannabis and High Times 100.

It's our 30th episode I'm so proud to have Nancy Whiteman, the founder and CEO of Wana Brands, on to share her secrets to success… spoiler alert: 12 years of hard work and laser focus on being #1 edibles company in the WORLD! With Wana gummies in almost every major market and an acquisition by Canopy Growth pending, we talk about the products she's most excited about at the moment, her origin story and path to success, and why the number of women executives in the cannabis industry are dwindling.   Nancy Whiteman is a role model to every woman and man who wants to leave their mark in the industry and we can all learn from her experience. If you're in a legal market, find out if Wana edibles are near here: https://www.wanabrands.com/collections/shop-all/    Episode recorded in New Braunfels, Texas & Boulder, Colorado via Zoom. Feminized with Liz Grow is produced by Grow House Media, Patrick Pope & Tanis Ray, with original theme music and sound mixing by Q da King Productions in New Braunfels, Texas. PLEASE SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW Apple https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/feminized-with-liz-grow/id1598642379Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/2CADDBjo2nCvpOAPA9VtKW?si=27a0d2dc6e93425aEverywhere else you listen, search FEMINIZED WITH LIZ GROW Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/feminizedwithlizgrow/YOUTUBE: Feminized Podcast → Please subscribe, we're going to start uploading bonus conversations, clips, and projects that you won't find anywhere else!Grateful for your iTunes rating, it helps other listeners find us! If you have ideas for guests, wish to sponsor, or have general feedback that will help us do better, please email liz@growhousemedia.co (not .com)

The High Rise podcast is once again on location, this time for the week of 4/20 at the Benzinga Cannabis Conference in beautiful Miami Beach Florida. Our hosts Cy and Emily set up poolside to have more laid back, data-backed conversations with some of the industry's movers and shakers.  On this episode, we have Nancy Whiteman CEO over at Wana join us to talk about her experience at Wana, her own personal history with cannabis, and what the future might hold for this still nascent industry.Thank you as always for streaming in to the High Rise, be sure to rate and subscribe to the podcast and stay up-to-date on all the latest episodes! https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-whiteman-0a4783/https://www.forbes.com/sites/irisdorbian/2018/08/02/meet-nancy-whiteman-a-cannabis-exec-making-serious-coin-with-gummies/?sh=43efc5232e31

Joining the pod is Nancy Whiteman, Co-Founder & CEO of Wana Brands, one of the leading names in cannabis retail. Most well known for their gummies, Wana have blazed a trail for cannabis brands across the U.S. and recently were subject to a $300m acquisition by Canopy Growth. Nancy is an inspirational cannabis exec and someone who was more than happy to share the experience and expertise needed to build this behemoth of cannabis retail! 

Heralded as “The Queen of Legal Weed” by Inc. (May 2017) and “The Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur (Jan. 2019), Nancy Whiteman is co-founder and CEO of Wana Brands, a top international brand already available in more than 3,000 dispensaries across the United States and Canada. Nancy leads the company's strategic vision and has been instrumental in Wana Brands' growth into new and emerging markets.  She also directs the development of partnerships and licensing agreements domestically and internationally. Nancy founded Wana Wellness Hemp Herbal Supplements leveraging her expertise in cannabinoid innovation and product development. Nancy serves on the Marijuana Business Daily Advisory Board and the Benzinga Cannabis Advisory Board. She was recognized as one of Green Entrepreneur's 35 Most Influential Women in Cannabis (May 2020) and named MJBizDaily's first-ever Industry Impact Award Winner (December 2019). She was one of six women included in High Times 100 (March 2019) and was listed as No. 1 in Cannabis Business Executive's 2017 Power Women in Cannabis (November 2017). She is a member of the Colorado Cannabis Manufacturers Association, National Cannabis Industry Association, Cannabis Trade Federation and Marijuana Policy Project. Prior to Wana, Nancy was a principal with The Whiteman Group, a sales and marketing consultancy, and previously held a range of senior-level marketing and business development positions including Vice President, Marketing and New Corporate Ventures for the Paul Revere Insurance Group in Massachusetts. Nancy holds a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and an MBA from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.   Connect: Wana Brands on LinkedIn Wana Brands on Instagram   Y Scouts is a leadership search firm that finds purpose-aligned and performance-proven leaders to help organizations achieve their missions faster. Ready to supercharge your leadership search and get the right person in your organization? Contact Y Scouts.

The cannabis industry got the band back together this week! MJBizCon 2021 met together in person in Las Vegas for the first time since 2019. In this special episode, we share insights from featured event speakers who previously appeared on our show, including: Chris Ball, CEO, Ball Family Farms Berner, CEO, Cookies (Due to his cancer diagnosis, Berner was unable to appear at the event but still appears in this episode.) Nancy Whiteman, CEO, Wana Brands Denise Mink, owner, Med Pharm Wanda James, CEO, Simply Pure

The cannabis industry got the band back together this week! MJBizCon 2021 met together in person in Las Vegas for the first time since 2019. In this special episode, we share insights from featured event speakers who previously appeared on our show, including: Chris Ball, CEO, Ball Family Farms Berner, CEO, Cookies (Due to his cancer diagnosis, Berner was unable to appear at the event but still appears in this episode.) Nancy Whiteman, CEO, Wana Brands Denise Mink, owner, Med Pharm Wanda James, CEO, Simply Pure

Sarah Woodson believes that the best way you can repair and restore a community is by providing people with the resources to help themselves. As the Founder of The Color of Cannabis, Sarah and her team are working to provide a pathway for restorative justice to those negatively impacted by the war on drugs. She joins Jonathan this week to talk about the urgent need behind better minority representation in the cannabis industry, and the issue of ownership in cannabis. Sarah talks about the challenges she had to overcome while building both the non-profit and legislative parts of her organization, along with the three pillar approach for justice that she uses at The Color of Cannabis. Sarah also shares some fun takeaways from her recent meeting with Wana's own Nancy Whiteman, and what we should know about her other endeavor, a consumption friendly art class called Kush & Canvases.

Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Colorado-based Wana Brands, has been called the “Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur magazine, but her path to becoming the “Queen of Legal Weed” (Inc. Magazine) hasn't always been easy. In this episode of Seed to CEO, Nancy talks with MJBiz CEO Chris Walsh about how she helped grow Wana Brands from a bootstrapped grassroots cannabis food manufacturer into an edibles empire across North America. She shares: How partnerships with other cannabis companies play a key role in Wana's expansion strategy. How expectations, such as consistency, have evolved alongside the sector. How the company has adapted to the constant, rapid changes within the legal cannabis industry. Who is Nancy Whiteman? Before founding Wana Brands in 2010, Nancy was a principal with The Whiteman Group, a sales and marketing consultancy, and held a range of senior-level marketing and business-development positions. The shift into cannabis edibles resulted from a casual conversation with an acquaintance, even though Nancy had no experience in the industry or in food manufacturing. But the company she built and the products it creates is now one of the most recognized edibles brands in the U.S. and Canada.

Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Colorado-based Wana Brands, has been called the “Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur magazine, but her path to becoming the “Queen of Legal Weed” (Inc. Magazine) hasn't always been easy. In this episode of Seed to CEO, Nancy talks with MJBiz CEO Chris Walsh about how she helped grow Wana Brands from a bootstrapped grassroots cannabis food manufacturer into an edibles empire across North America. She shares: How partnerships with other cannabis companies play a key role in Wana's expansion strategy. How expectations, such as consistency, have evolved alongside the sector. How the company has adapted to the constant, rapid changes within the legal cannabis industry. Who is Nancy Whiteman? Before founding Wana Brands in 2010, Nancy was a principal with The Whiteman Group, a sales and marketing consultancy, and held a range of senior-level marketing and business-development positions. The shift into cannabis edibles resulted from a casual conversation with an acquaintance, even though Nancy had no experience in the industry or in food manufacturing. But the company she built and the products it creates is now one of the most recognized edibles brands in the U.S. and Canada.

The Martha Stewart of edibles talks about Wana Brands, which produces the country’s top-selling cannabis-infused gummies and other yummy edibles.Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Colorado-based Wana Brands, the largest cannabis-infused products manufacturer in the U.S., tells us how she started her edibles company over a decade ago, what it was like for females to get ahead in the cannabis industry, and how she is now using her success to help women and people of color to get a fair break.With Wana Brands available in dispensaries across 11 states including Canada and the company having been ranked the top edibles brand in terms of sales revenue in 2019, Ms. Whiteman makes a point of giving back to communities in need.  In Sept. 2020, Wana Brands launched a new resource, Cannabis for Justice, which provides “a compendium of trusted resources designed for companies in the cannabis industry seeking to do more.”

This is a very special episode, on this WeedBudz, Ry sits down with the Founder/CEO of one of the most successful and well-known edible companies, Nancy Whiteman of Wana Brands! Starting with her introduction into cannabis, Nancy gives us an in depth look into how she created the now nationwide brand, shares a few of her tips and tricks to starting a business in the cannabis industry and truly showcases the passion that leads to success within this space. Bootstrapping her business from the ground up, you will not want to miss the incredible journey from startup to nationwide brand. Join us!Guest:Nancy WhitemanWana BrandsHost:Ry RussellWeedBudz RadioKnot PlasticSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/ryzabove)

Focusing on progress over perfection to create the number one edible brand.For over a decade Wana Brands has been revolutionizing the cannabis edibles.   CEO,  Nancy Whiteman joins Kyra Reed to talk about building one of the most well known edible brands.   As a women-run cannabis company she also discusses some of the ways that they're helping to foster diversity and inclusion within their company and throughout the industry including pooling available resources into the Cannabis For Justice website .  Produced by podCONX

One of the most relevant personalities in the Cannabis Industry, Nancy Whiteman shares her insights on the creation of brands and products in a highly competitive, challenging and saturated market. Amidst bigger competition, unclear regulations and more selective dispensaries, Nancy stands by starting with the value and with the product rather than on visual aspects. For Wana Brands introducing gummies was a novelty, and even so they dedicated effort to improving their manufacturing process to elevate the product quality - resulting in a key market differentiator. How can a Cannabis company decide where to focus as they grow and scale? Nancy talks about understanding the market and the powerful role of innovation in the cannabis and hemp space, which also represents a huge source of opportunities when combined with market and consumer research. Wrapping up, our guest shares her take on how entrepreneurs should prepare for the future in the hemp space You may connect with Nancy on her LinkedIn. Who is Nancy Whiteman? Heralded as “The Queen of Legal Weed” by Inc. (May 2017) and “The Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur (Jan. 2019), Nancy Whiteman is CEO of Wana Brands, North America's No 1 producer of top selling cannabis infused products. The portfolio of diverse forms--including four different CBD/THC ratios as well as a variety of different dosages, onset times and duration of effects--is designed so products can be used singly or in combination to address specific health, wellness and recreational needs. Nancy leads the company's strategic vision and has been instrumental in Wana Brands' growth into new and emerging markets.  She also directs the development of partnerships and licensing agreements domestically and internationally. Nancy founded Wana Wellness Hemp Herbal Supplements leveraging her expertise in cannabinoid innovation and product development. Nancy serves on the Marijuana Business Daily Advisory Board and the Benzinga Cannabis Advisory Board. She was recognized as one of Green Entrepreneur's 35 Most Influential Women in Cannabis (May 2020) and named MJBizDaily's first-ever Industry Impact Award Winner (December 2019). She was one of six women included in High Times 100 (March 2019) and was listed as No. 3 in Cannabis Business Executive's 2019 Power Women in Cannabis (May 2019). She is a member of the Colorado Cannabis Manufacturers Association, National Cannabis Industry Association, Cannabis Trade Federation and Marijuana Policy Project. Prior to Wana, Nancy was a principal with The Whiteman Group, a sales and marketing consultancy, and previously held a range of senior level marketing and business development positions including Vice President, Marketing and New Corporate Ventures for the Paul Revere Insurance Group in Massachusetts. Nancy holds a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and an MBA from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.   --- About Spectrum Labs At Spectrum Labs, we source local hemp and extract high-quality Full Spectrum Hemp extracts that even our families can use. Spectrum Labs can manufacture these full-spectrum hemp extracts: *Crude *Distillate *Tinctures *Gummies *Lotions *Custom formulations To learn more about Spectrum Labs, visit www.TheSpectrumLabs.com or contact us at (828) 229-7952 Asheville, NC ***If you enjoy the podcast, please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes less than a minute, and it really makes a difference in helping Apple recommend the show to new listeners. I also love reading the reviews!

On episode 612 Thom Singer sits down with Nancy Whiteman to talk about her ten year experiences as the founder and CEO of the nations largest edible manufacturer.  The Cannabis industry is one of the fastest growing sectors, as more and more states legalize the sale of the different products that come from the plant. But being a new industry, to be successful you must make waves. A year in the business of cannabis is counted in dog years, so she metaphorically has 70 years worth of stories to share.   About Nancy Whitehead     As Wana Brands CEO, Nancy Whiteman has been instrumental in securing the company’s position as America’s best-selling edible with the largest North American footprint. Nancy directs development of partnerships and licensing agreements domestically and internationally. She leads the company’s strategic vision and has been instrumental in Wana Brands’ growth into new and emerging markets. Nancy launched Wana Wellness Hemp Herbal Supplements leveraging her expertise in cannabinoid innovation and product development.    About Wana Brands    Wana Brands: Enhance Your Life. Included in the 2020 Inc. 5000 list at #2,074 and boasting a three-year growth rate of 203%, Wana Brands is the No. 1 edibles brand in the United States, with more dollars sold than any other brand, according to BDS Analytics 2019 Brand Share Report. Wana leads the industry in quality, consistency and potency, providing a range of different options that enable customers to create the specific cannabis experience they want. Wana products offer diverse product forms including edibles, vapes, and extended-release capsules, four different CBD/THC ratios as well as a variety of different dosages, onset times and duration of effects. The portfolio is designed so products can be used singly or in combination to address specific health, wellness, and recreational needs. Wana products are available in Colorado, California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Maryland, Arizona, Oregon and Oklahoma dispensaries, with Massachusetts, Missouri and Florida among the states imminently coming online. Wana Brands is available internationally in Canada. For more information or to subscribe to Wana’s e-newsletter, visit www.wanabrands.com. Follow Wana on LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and Pinterest.   About Wanna Wellness   Wana Wellness is committed to supporting healthy lifestyles. Through every stage of our operations, we keep your wellness in mind to create trusted, beneficial and delicious hemp supplements so you can live your life to the fullest. Wana Wellness is actively dedicated to supporting the communities we serve. Our corporate social responsibility (CSR) program focuses on basic human needs including food, security, domestic safety and housing. For more information visit WanaWellness.com. Continue the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.   https://thomsinger.com/podcast/wana-brands

Welcome to the premiere episode of Enhance Your Life, brought to you by Wana Brands. In the first of many fun, educational, and informative episodes, your host Jonathan Small welcomes Wana’s CEO, Nancy Whiteman, and the Director of Innovation, Mike Hennesy. Nancy and Mike discuss how Wana has innovated and grown over the 10 years of business, and why innovation is so important to Wana’s company culture and products. They talk about how Wana is leading the way in the cannabis industry, what we can expect next from the company, and how someone new to cannabis can begin to find a product right for them.

Thinking Outside the Bud is a business podcast devoted to driving innovation in the cannabis space. During each episode, we speak with founders, investors, thought leaders, researchers, advocates, and policy makers who are finding new and exciting ways for cannabis to positively impact business, society, and culture. Have each episode delivered to your inbox by subscribing here: http://www.thinkingoutsidethebud.com/subscribe

The High Ground features talks with the leaders of the Cannabis industry. Farmers, CEOs, public officials, anyone making an impact on the cannabis community and beyond. America's queen of legal cannabis, according to Inked magazine, is going International. Jesse Betend talked to Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Wana Brands. Nancy has earned a number of nicknames over the years, but her company Wanna Brands is best known for edibles. Even their failures have been interesting, namely cannabis infused chewing gum and beef jerky, which Whiteman told NBC, “was actually pretty popular back in 2018.”  Nancy talked about the coming Canadian expansion, and how the effects of covid-19 have forced the company to adjust.

Nancy Whiteman, of Wana Brands, discusses operating in multiple markets that don't behave like one another -- for example, California and Illinois. She shares that "you have to approach every market kind of like the opposite of Groundhog Day. With a brand new set of rules. While you hope that there are learnings that you can bring from one market to another, sometimes you just have to say, my God, I'm on a different planet now, I'm not quite sure what I'm doing." Whiteman warns of the mindset of wanting to grow as quickly and as broadly as possible, as lowering prices to get on the shelves is a decision you can't step back from. She also discusses what might be next for Colorado now that House Bill 1090 has passed, the profound importance of picking exceptional partners to work with, being strategic about the markets you choose, THC v. CBD, and more.

This week Jeffrey sat down with our guest Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Wanna Brands the leading Edibles business in the space at the MJBiz Con in Las Vegas. She was recently named by Entrepreneur Magazine as the Martha Stuart of Cannabis. Will also have a Cannabis In The Tri-State update as well as your messages.

The inaugural MJBizDaily Industry Impact Award highlighted the people who have taken the lead in driving the industry forward. In this special episode of News & Views - recorded at MJBizCon in Las Vegas - Marijuana Business Daily's vice president of publishing, Pam Moore, sat down with Nancy Whiteman, CEO of Wana Brands and the first-ever winner of the Industry Impact Award, to discuss: Why gaining the trust of budtenders is critical to success with customers. How to differentiate your brands and products in a crowded market. How others can grow their own careers while having a positive industry impact.

The Wine Whiskey Weed Show hosted by Sid Patel, CEO, Beverage Trade Network on the 7th episode of the podcast welcomes Nancy Whiteman, Co-Founder and CEO of Wana Brands (the largest edibles brand in the USA). Listen to Nancy and Sid have a candid conversation where she shares about the early years of her company, and some of the most impressive ways to grow your cannabis business vertically and at the same time distribute in various states. She explains how her decisions have varied greatly depending on the situations of every state, and how putting anything into action to generate growth depends on several variables. Their conversation is a great learning experience for anyone who is looking to grow in the cannabis edibles industry. ***About the Organisers: Beverage Trade Network*** Beverage Trade Network is one of the world's leading networks for beverage, wine, spirits and beer importers, distributors, producers and related companies. Our database and directory listing of the world's leading beer, wine, spirit and non-alcoholic drink producers provides our importers and distributors an advantage to source and innovate their portfolios. Know more about BTN: beveragetradenetwork.com/ For More Insightful Content Subscribe to Our Channel

This is an oldie but, oh.. so good! We're giving you a re-run of one of the panels in our last Jumpstart Conference, where industry operators talk about what its like to work in the space and give entrepreneurs ideas on where to focus. In this episode you'll hear from Nancy Whiteman of Wana Brands, Ryan Brown of Native Roots and Graham Carlson of CW Hemp - all moderated by CanopyBoulder's own Patrick Rea. They'll talk about things like listening to their customers, regulatory hurdles, challenges and how entrepreneurs can best get in front of folks like them. And if you LIKE this content, be sure to join us next week, July 25, in Denver, CO for our Summer 2019 Jumpstart Conference. Go get those tickets... like, now! http://bit.ly/CB-Jumpstart-2019

The number one most important woman in cannabis with Nancy Whiteman. Nancy is often referred to as the Queen of Edibles and the CEO and Co-Founder of Wana Brands. She’s not your run of the mill cannabis CEO and her story is impressive, insightful and full of business savvy. She was also named the number one most important woman in cannabis by Cannabis Business Executive in 2017.

Every year, we hold a Jumpstart Conference where cannabis industry experts, the cannacurious and everyone in between can get together to discuss the industry. Last week was that night. We know everyone couldn't be there - so we're breaking it down for you all. Join us for the first episode in a three-part series designed to get you all caught up. This episode features our operator panel with Graham Carlson, VP of Strategic Initiatives for Charlotte's Web/CW Hemp, Ryan Brown, CEO of Native Roots and Nancy Whiteman, CEO & Founder of Wana Brands. The panel talks about their biggest hurdles, where the gaps ripe for opportunity live, how to best get your idea in front of folks like them and more - all moderated by our own Patrick Rea.

Nancy Whiteman joins us and shares the transformation of the public view of cannabis as a business: "For the first time people are started to really get a sense of cannabis- not just as sort of a mom and pop- but legitimately large business by any measure."

On this episode of The Barron Report, Paul Barron is joined by Nancy Whiteman, founder and CEO of Wana Brands, the leading edibles company in the Colorado medical marijuana industry in terms of quality, consistency, and potency. The two discuss future innovations, laws, and potential brands entering the marijuana industry.

The Queen of Edibles - Nancy Whiteman Of WanaBrands.com Wonder Women podcast S1E11 Our Wonder Woman of today is Nancy Whiteman, the Queen of Edibles, the CEO of Wana Brands, an edible company out of Colorado with a market share of 20%. That’s an impressive number in any industry! With a degree from Cornell University and an MBA from Amherst University, she could run ANY business in ANY industry. Yet she’s attracted to the frontier, the places where innovation and creativity are what you eat for breakfast, what you cook at lunch, and what you drink in the evening. She’s a powerhouse, yet she’s humble. She’s impressive and she can hold the attention of a room like not many others we’ve seen, and we’re honored to have her on our podcast. Have you considered sponsoring us? You can find us at Patreon.com/WonderWomenPodcast. Today we’d also like to mention and THANK our favorite supporters: Eli Mattern of SavvySuit.com Adelaide Waters of wForum.org Karen Chan of iFundWomen.com Brandy Roberts of TopHoustonExecutives.com, Patricia Dawson of FreshLunchBoxes.com, and Tonya Powell of Pareur.com. Your support will allow us to continue bringing you these interviews with the Wonder Women of every industry. And again, you can find us at http://Patreon.com/WonderWomenPodcast For the price of a happy hour glass of wine or more, in exchange of your support, you’ll get cool perks like getting your name mentioned in our next podcast recording, or a handwritten card from us, or you’ll get the current issue of our magazine, The Business Magazine for Women, delivered directly to your inbox. We’ve been called Forbes for Women, and just made the TOP 10 digital Business Magazines for Women! THANK YOU! Also, a quick reminder, our summer issue is out! Check it out, and catch up with our WonderWomen in issue 1, 2 and 3. http://thebusinessmagazineforwomen.com/magazine/ Music by Cheryl B. Engelhardt. Get your free download at http://cbemusic.com For the video version of the podcast, check out our: YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyOTPgWVt7hlJ8fgssujOxufk9fX1yfTu Thank you!

This week, Inc. editors and writers talk about Nancy Whiteman, co-founder of the $8 million edibles manufacturer Wana Brands, who went from a career as an insurance marketing executive to running a business in the expanding legal marijuana industry. The group also discusses PetSmart's $3.35 billion, history-making acquisition of Chewy.com, the pet food and supplies online retailer, and whether it may signal a resurgence in niche e-commerce companies. Lastly, the crew interviews Paul Roellig about founding and selling his company, Bulletin Intelligence, and the role it played in the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nancy Whiteman, Wana Brands & Amy Andrle, L’Eagle Amy Anderley joins us and takes us through how growing up with an activist mother has led to her being an activist herself…and bringing along her daughter for the ride. Amy and her husband operate one and only one dispensary in Colorado and she shares exactly  how and why that’s the case. Amy draws a distinction between organic cannabis and clean cannabis and takes us through how and why that’s the case. Nancy Whiteman then joins us who happens to be a voracious reader. She explains that when she jumped in she didn’t realize the power of the plant but quickly learned how much cannabis revolutionizes peoples relationship with medicine. Go back to Episode 185 to get more of the backstory.

Wana Brands is a Colorado based company that is especially known for their Wana Sour Gummies edibles. Nancy Whiteman talks about her company's public safety, which is ensured through child-proof and reclosable packaging to avoid accidental ingestion. She also states how the edibles have to be stamped with a universal THC label and there is lab testing for potency.

How can something as simple as tapping your knuckles elevate your game to a new level? Nancy Whiteman, from the RVPicklers blog, tells Chris about the “anchoring” technique, and shares her thoughts on the new rating system and more. Plus, be sure and download your FREE quick-study guide, Top 10 Tips From Pickleball’s 3 Greatest Coaches. […]

Cannabis Delivery and Dosage as Russ Belville speaks with Wana Brands co-owner Nancy Whiteman who participated on a panel about “Delivery and Dosage of Cannabis Medicine at the 2016 NCIA Cannabusiness Summit.

Wana Brands is a Colorado based company that is especially known for their Wana Sour Gummies edibles. Nancy Whiteman talks about her company's public safety, which is ensured through child-proof and reclosable packaging to avoid accidental ingestion. She also states how the edibles have to be stamped with a universal THC label and there is lab testing for potency.

Cannabis Delivery and Dosage as Russ Belville speaks with Wana Brands co-owner Nancy Whiteman who participated on a panel about “Delivery and Dosage of Cannabis Medicine at the 2016 NCIA Cannabusiness Summit.

On this weeks episode Patrick and Jason speak with Tahira Rehmatullah of T3 Ventures, Nick Kovacevich of Kushco Holdings and Nancy Whiteman of Wana Brands *Tahira* : is an investor and advisor to numerous cannabis and hemp businesses and entrepreneurs and has expertise in brand development, investment strategy, and operational growth. She has previously held positions at Hypur Ventures, MTech Acquisition Corp., Marley Natural, Privateer Holdings, City First Enterprises, Perry Capital, and Ernst & Young, and currently serves as President of T3 Ventures and on the board of directors of Akerna Corp., Ceres Acquisition Corp., and Superette. An established thought leader in the space, Tahira is a frequent speaker at conferences and events around the world and has been featured in press outlets such as Forbes, Business Insider, Fortune, and Marie Claire. Tahira earned her MBA from the Yale School of Management and B.S. in Finance from The Ohio State University. She resides in New York City. *Nick* : is the CEO of KushCo Holdings, Inc. (OTCQX:KSHB), the premier provider of ancillary products and services to the legal cannabis and CBD industries. Under Nick's leadership the company has grown revenues between 100-285% each year - achieving nearly $150M in annual sales last year with operations in nine states and three countries. *Nancy* : Heralded as “The Queen of Legal Weed” by Inc. (May 2017) and “The Martha Stewart of Edibles” by Entrepreneur (Jan. 2019), Nancy Whiteman is CEO of Wana Brands, the producer of top selling cannabis infused products featuring a portfolio of diverse forms including edibles, vapes and extended release capsules, four different CBD/THC ratios as well as a variety of different dosages, onset times and duration of effects. Wana Brands is ranked the No. 1 edibles brand in sales revenues in the United States, according to BDS Analytics 2019 Brand Share Report. Nancy leads the company's strategic vision and has been instrumental in Wana Brands' growth into new and emerging markets.  She also directs the development of partnerships and licensing agreements domestically and internationally. Nancy founded Wana Wellness Hemp Herbal Supplements leveraging her expertise in cannabinoid innovation and product development. Nancy was named MJBizDaily's 2019 Industry Impact Award Winner in December 2019 and was one of six women included in High Times 100 in March 2019. She is a member of the Colorado Cannabis Manufacturers Association, National Cannabis Industry Association, Cannabis Trade Federation and Marijuana Policy Project.