Key Highlights:
- Ancillary cannabis business owners need to understand the available data options and how to use them to maximize their probability of success
- Data & reporting is a part of every modern day service, so you need the tools & the know how to empower your customers and partners
- External market data is important for understanding market trends, identifying the total addressable market, and building your financial modeling
- Internal company data (for your clients and your own company) is critical for tracking performance, improving your product or service, and attracting investors with a robust data-driven conversation
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Topics:
cannabis business,
cannabis tech,
business intelligence,
market research,
cannabis data,
data
There’s a joke we hear around the cannabis industry these days that cultivators, retailers, extraction professionals, etc. aren’t actually in the business of producing and selling cannabis - instead they’re in the business of compliance.
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Topics:
cannabis companies,
cannabis business,
startup,
frontier markets,
compliance
Marijuana business accelerator launches tenth cohort of seed-stage startups
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This month, we're changing things up a bit and making it easier than ever for you to get caught up with our alumni. Instead of writing a long blog that requires you read (who even reads anymore?), our Managing Director, Patrick Rea, sat down with deepgreen CEO, Colin Ferrian, to talk not only about the company and being an entrepreneur but about tech in cannabis and general agriculture as a whole.
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Topics:
Company Info,
Entrepreneurship,
cannabis companies,
agtech,
marijuana,
accelerator,
frontier markets,
cannabis tech,
startups,
deepgreen
When cannabis was legalized in Colorado and Washington in the 2012 election, it was hard to imagine the industry that would develop in the six short years since. Where there once were vague signs for hard to find dispensaries that made you feel like you were still up to no good now stand state of the art, modern and sophisticated retail fronts. But when legalization finally came down, it was hard to imagine all of that. The year between the passing of amendment 64 and the first adult-use sales in January 2014 was a weird year. With so much anticipation and press coverage, legalization proponents were a little worried about how all the hype would roll out. Would people understand and respect the laws? Would tourists understand how to consume cannabis responsibly? Would this be a failed experiment?
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Topics:
Entrepreneurship,
cannabis companies,
canopy alumni,
accelerator,
startup,
startups,
potguide
