Podcasts about ncia cannabis business summit

Andrew De Angelo is cannabis advocate and entrepreneur. He is co-founder and advisor to pioneering cannabis company. Andrew has also worked on a variety of voter initiatives which legalized medical and adult use cannabis. I caught up with Andrew at the NCIA Cannabis Business Summit in San Francisco to find out about his latest business venture as a consultant to cannabis companies. Companies come to him to figure out how to get liscensed, raise money, and grow their business. Here's what he tells them.

Today on NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice we are joined by Peter Vogel, Tamar Moritz, and Socrates Rosenfeld. Peter Vogel is a serial entrepreneur, and angel investor, and will be attending NCIA. I'd love to connect you two so he can share some of the anecdotal insights form both investors and entrepreneurs in the space. LeafWire just unveiled it platform. They'd love to have entrepreneurs and investors that are looking to be part of the network to come and join the platform. As a consultant for the cannabis industry, borrowed Tamar's parents’ house in an exclusive gated community to host the party. She also borrowed their address book, inviting her mom’s cadre of friends most of them in their sixties. BDS Analytics offers a full understanding of the evolving cannabis market. Our Green Edge Retail Sales Tracking, Consumer Insights, and Industry Intelligence divisions work together seamlessly to provide the answers our customers are looking for.Also I Heart Jane/Jane Technologies, Socrates Rosenfeld. We learn about what he and his team have learned about the evolution of cannabusiness and the preparation of a future corporatization in the space in the near future. Socrates is a veteran of the U.S. Army and Apache helicopter commander. A graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), he tried cannabis for the first time at age 29 to help acclimate him back to the civilian pace of life.

Today on NCIA's Cannabis Industry Voice we are joined by Peter Vogel, Tamar Moritz, and Socrates Rosenfeld. Peter Vogel is a serial entrepreneur, and angel investor, and will be attending NCIA. I'd love to connect you two so he can share some of the anecdotal insights form both investors and entrepreneurs in the space. LeafWire just unveiled it platform. They'd love to have entrepreneurs and investors that are looking to be part of the network to come and join the platform. As a consultant for the cannabis industry, borrowed Tamar's parents’ house in an exclusive gated community to host the party. She also borrowed their address book, inviting her mom’s cadre of friends most of them in their sixties. BDS Analytics offers a full understanding of the evolving cannabis market. Our Green Edge Retail Sales Tracking, Consumer Insights, and Industry Intelligence divisions work together seamlessly to provide the answers our customers are looking for.Also I Heart Jane/Jane Technologies, Socrates Rosenfeld. We learn about what he and his team have learned about the evolution of cannabusiness and the preparation of a future corporatization in the space in the near future. Socrates is a veteran of the U.S. Army and Apache helicopter commander. A graduate of Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), he tried cannabis for the first time at age 29 to help acclimate him back to the civilian pace of life.

Cannabis Royalty, Real Estate, and Conservancy as we continue our look back at the 2018 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit with:Avalon Realty Advisors CEO Jason ThomasCannaRoyalty Corp. President and General Counsel Afzal HasanThe Cannabis Conservancy Co Founder & Director of Operations Brittny Anderson

Cannabis Royalty, Real Estate, and Conservancy as we continue our look back at the 2018 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit with:Avalon Realty Advisors CEO Jason ThomasCannaRoyalty Corp. President and General Counsel Afzal HasanThe Cannabis Conservancy Co Founder & Director of Operations Brittny Anderson

Today on Rollin With Ngaio he is in Sacramento! Bread pudding at the lime light during the NBA finals was one of the best he has ever had. He details his fun at The NCIA Cannabis Business Summit in Oakland California. The convention was massive and only got more interesting when he bumped into his buddy Jimmy Devine. Jimmy decided to have a cannabis tasting in the middle of the convention. Ngaio then goes into detail about all the weed he smoked as a judge in this competition.

NCIA's Bethany Moore previews the upcoming 2017 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit with the help of the ‎Director of Events & Education at the National Cannabis Industry Association, Brooke Gilbert.

California Lt. Governor Gavin Newsom keynotes the 2016 National Cannabis Industry Association’s Cannabis Business Summit & Expo in Oakland, California. Newsom addressed his support of the cannabis legalization initiative in the State of California, the Adult Use of Marijuana Act. The California Gubernatorial candidate is running for Governor of California in 2018, is a key supporter of marijuana reform and legalization and is an advocate of embracing a legitimate cannabis industry.

Marijuana Policy Project Executive Director Rob Kampia speaks with Russ Belville on location from the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.

Cannabis as Intellectual Property as Russ Belville talks to Todd Winter, who spoke on Leveraging Intellectual Property in Cannabis: Patents, Trademarks and Licensing at the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.

Russ Belville speaks with the Professor of Cooking from Oaksterdam University Aunt Sandy Moriarty on location from the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit in Oakland.

Starting and Operating a Successful Medical Cannabusiness as Robert Hoban , Managing Partner for the Law Offices of Hoban & Feola speaks to Russ Belville following his all day workshop at the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.

California's Lieutenant Governor Keynotes the 2016 National Cannabis Industry Association’s Cannabis Business Summit & Expo in Oakland, California.

Dan Goldman joins host Kris Lotlikar to talk about marijuana edibles and producer Shea Gunther shares some clips from the panel discussion on data analysis that he moderated at the NCIA Cannabis Business Summit held in Denver, Colorado. Produced by Shea Gunther.

Cannabis Brand TSUMo Snacks Debuts Line of Savory Snacks into the California Market and their CEO and Co-founder Caroline Yeh fill us in. The cannabis snack brand aims to elevate the way people snack with a line of low dose cannabis-infused salty snacks. TSUMo Snacks, a cannabis-infused edible brand with salty and savory offerings officially launched today in California. The Company's snack portfolio fills a large void in the current sweet-centric edibles market and features low-dose, nostalgic-themed products in flavors that consumers have historically loved. TSUMo brings consumers a unique and elevated snacking experience by infusing familiar flavors and form factors with premium THC. Low dosed at 10mg of THC per bag, the debut line of snacks features five delicious flavors: Classic Cheese Puffs: the go-to snack to satisfy any cheese cravingFiery Hot Cheese Crunchers: to spice up your snacking high Zesty Ranch Mini Tortilla Rounds: the chip that boldly goes where no ranch has gone beforeHint of Lime Mini Tortilla Rounds: chips that pack a punch of lime zest and citrus Salsa Verde Mini Tortilla Rounds: the perfect amount of spice and south-of-the-border zing“We believe that there is a big opportunity for TSUMo to deliver great-tasting salty and savory snacks to those seeking a differentiated infused edibles experience,” comments Caroline Yeh. “With endless flavor and form factor innovation opportunities, everyone will grow to love TSUMo's munchable and delicious snacks.” Priced at $5/unit, TSUMo Snacks will initially be available for purchase and delivery in select parts of California through the Company's website. For more information, visit tsumosnacks.com and follow us on Instagram at @tsumosnacks. About TSUMo Snacks:TSUMo is a brand that brings consumers a unique and nostalgic snacking experience by combining familiar salty and savory flavors with THC. Each bag of crunchy goodness has 10mg of THC so you can savor the flavors — and the feeling. Caroline Yeh, CEO and Co-founder, of TSUMo Snacks, has over 6 years of experience in product development, operations, marketing and distribution within the cannabis industry. Prior to that, Caroline spent 12 years working in the traditional consumer packaged goods space. With her profound ability to help both large and small companies scale and commercialize innovative brand portfolios in traditional and nontraditional channels, Caroline is qualified to speak about emerging cannabis industry trends, shifts in consumer behavior (edibles vs. smoking), how to make your brand stand out from the crowd, and how TSUMo is filling a large void in the current sweet-centric edibles market with their new line of savory snacks.

We speak with Ankur Rungta, the Founder & CEO of C3 Industries as part of our NCIA Cannabis Business Summit 2021 coverage.C3 Industries, a multi-state, vertically integrated cannabis company headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with several product brands including the award-winning Cloud Cover Cannabis and Galactic Meds, and a retail network, High Profile Boutique Cannabis. C3 Industries launched its first production operation in 2018, with a 36,000 square foot indoor cultivation and manufacturing facility in Portland, Oregan. The company has since opened additional operations in Michigan and Massachusetts. The company produces high-quality cannabis products across all categories in Oregon and Michigan and is soon to launch in Massachusetts and Missouri. You recently opened a new 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in St. Louis, which will commence operations this month.In addition to the facility, C3 has finalized an exclusive licensing partnership with California's Kiva Confections to bring its premium edibles brands to the Missouri market. Per the agreement and subject to regulatory approvals, it will produce Kiva's full suite of brands: Lost Farm gummies, Camino gummies, Petra mints, Terra chocolate bites, and Kiva Bars.They will produce C3's Cloud Cover Cannabis line of concentrates, cartridges, and pre-rolls starting late 2022.Ankur Rungta is co-founder and chief executive officer of C3 Industries Inc. Under his leadership, the company has raised over $100 million of capital and currently employs almost 400 people. Ankur and his team have overseen the development of six award-winning cannabis production facilities as well as twenty-one retail stores in Michigan, Massachusetts, Missouri and Oregon.Ankur is also a co-founder and board member of Nickel City Pictures, a film and television production company based in Los Angeles and New York City that has produced such box-office hits as “John Wick 2,” “November Man,” and “Mother's Day,” among others. Prior to launching these companies, Ankur worked as an investment banker at Moelis & Company in New York and as a corporate attorney at Sullivan & Cromwell in New York, advising clients on capital markets and M&A transactions. Ankur earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan in 2004. He earned a Juris Doctor from the University of Michigan Law school in 2008, when he graduated Magna Cum Laude and Order of the Coif. In 2014, he was nominated to the Michigan Opera Theatre Board of Directors. He has taken an active role in the arts organization – where he serves as Vice Chairman of the Board and leads the Nominating and Governance Committee, the youngest person to hold those roles.Ankur is also a dedicated family man. He and his wife reside in Ann Arbor, Michigan, with their two children. He enjoys traveling, spending time with his family, playing basketball, watching college and professional sports, and keeping up with current events and politics. Ankur was born in Columbus, Ohio, and grew up in Buffalo, New York.

Takeaways from the NCIA Cannabis Business SummitBethany Moore is joined by Diane & Jay Czarkowski, the co-founders of Canna Advisors, who give their takeaways from the NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.The Canna Advisors' point of view on the next phases of the industry "Don't confuse 'hockey stick' growth with easy profits and/or branding insights from wireless and the adoption of smartphones with cannabis being in a similar stage that wireless was a decade ago. Diane & Jay speak to tips for navigating the next phases of the industry: macro and micro market analysis, the importance of key roles/staff, funding.

Cannabis as Intellectual Property as Russ Belville talks to Todd Winter, who spoke on Leveraging Intellectual Property in Cannabis: Patents, Trademarks and Licensing at the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.

Russ Belville speaks with the Professor of Cooking from Oaksterdam University Aunt Sandy Moriarty on location from the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit in Oakland.

Starting and Operating a Successful Medical Cannabusiness as Robert Hoban , Managing Partner for the Law Offices of Hoban & Feola speaks to Russ Belville following his all day workshop at the 2016 NCIA Cannabis Business Summit.

California's Lieutenant Governor Keynotes the 2016 National Cannabis Industry Association's Cannabis Business Summit & Expo in Oakland, California.