Listen to our interview with Best in Grow founders, Jake Levin and Andrew Duffy. And, if you’re not so into listening, we’ve outlined it for you so you can get the main points without a long attention span.
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Topics: Entrepreneurship, cannabis companies, cannabis business, marijuana, canopy alumni, startup, cannabis tech, startups, Best in Grow, software, alumni spotlight, workforce management
Don’t want to read? Listen to it here or wherever you get your podcasts:
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Topics: Insider, Investing, cannabis companies, cannabis business, cannabis investing, frontier markets, investors
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Topics: Company Info, Entrepreneurship, cannabis companies, cannabis business, marijuana, canopy alumni, cannabis tech, startups, business intelligence, cannabis data, data
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
Entrepreneurship is hard. Entrepreneurship in the cannabis industry, a new industry rapidly changing on a daily basis, is even harder. Funding sources are different than traditional industry, valuations are a big issue and, due to federal prohibition, banking is might we say - challenged.
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Topics: Entrepreneurship, cannabis business, marijuana, startup, startups, investors, assessing investors, funding
