COVID-19 makes in-person meetings and events dangerous and impossible, but that hasn’t kept the cannabis industry from innovating.
Cannabis industry sales growth is experiencing record growth, many of the CanopyBoulder portfolio companies are thriving amidst Covid-19, so why is so much of the cannabis industry’s news so doom and gloom? We at CanopyBoulder are hearing more stories of success than failure, so we wanted to share another story of success amidst Covid-19.
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Topics: Entrepreneurship, cannabis companies, cannabis business, canopy alumni, startup, cannabis tech, Best in Grow, alumni spotlight
Marijuana business accelerator announces deployment of capital
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Cannabis industry sales growth is experiencing record growth, many of the CanopyBoulder portfolio companies are thriving amidst Covid-19, so why is so much of the cannabis industry’s news so doom and gloom? We at CanopyBoulder are hearing more stories of success than failure, so we wanted to share another story of success amidst Covid-19.
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While much of the news about the cannabis industry seems mixed-to-grim, we at CanopyBoulder are hearing more stories of success than failure. Many of our portfolio companies are thriving amidst the global pandemic. Below we are highlighting the story of Royal Supply, a packaging supply and solutions company serving the cannabis industry that is setting new sales and growth records. Royal Supply graduated from the recent Winter 2020 CanopyBoulder Accelerator cohort.
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Topics: Company Info, Entrepreneurship, cannabis companies, cannabis business, canopy alumni, covid-19 response
Investors interested in getting into the cannabis industry have the option to place money into the public markets or directly into private companies. And, while the appetite for each is personal, the reality is that investors who take a risk on directly investing into companies have a greater potential upside than what public markets can offer. But getting it right is the key.
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