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#Repost @medisillc with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • Pull up to the @SynergySesh table & meet your Problem Solving Faves - The Business Aunties at @ontherevel! On The Revel is a cannabis innovation showcase that unites entrepreneurs, technologists, disruptors, innovators, scientists, futurists, & the curious! They’ll be hosting a some knowledgeable panelists who will share relevant components to branding in the cannabis industry. (We’ve tagged them above so you can check them out👌🏾) AAANNNDD! You know we have the hookup to save you some coins💰[Swipe] Use the code: SS30 at checkout to receive 30% off your ticket! See you there! . #SynergySesh #SynergyUnlocked #Cannabis #Branding #Brand #Marketing #WomenInCannabis #DiversityInCannabis #Tech #Entrepreneur #science #STEAM #Cannapreneur #WomenInCannabisIndustry #CannabisBusiness #SocialBusiness #SocialChange #SocialChangeMakers #SocialImpact #CannabisCulture #CannabisEntrepreneurs #CannabisProfessional #SocialImpact

#Repost @gia_vm with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • opening paragraph of article: "When I first found out I was pregnant, I was excited by the baby. But I was also excited by a new opportunity to study my body and to discover all the ways it would sidestep its normal behaviours and teach me stuff. I couldn’t wait to dig into the literature around cannabis use during pregnancy and to talk openly and honestly about how it squared with my experience of pushing a little human out of my vagina. I knew that there hadn’t been a lot of research into the topic but that the little research that had been conducted had been fairly inconclusive, or at best, was problematized by the researchers’ inability to isolate conditions and therefore extract meaningful learnings. I wanted to debunk a prevailing narrative that weed use while pregnant was necessarily a bad thing. And so began my reading in earnest." @missgrass

#Repost @realcannapreneur with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • Gov Phil Murphy signs a bill that overhauls NJ's state's medical marijuana program adding dozens of providers & additional benefits to medical patients🌿🌿🌿 . 1️⃣ Reduces doctor visit requirements from 4x/year to 1x/year 2️⃣ Patients can buy 3 oz's instead of 2 oz's monthly 3️⃣ Nursing homes & hospices allowed to purchase for patients 4️⃣ Out of state patients can purchase . Click bio link to read on our BLOG!👈 . . . #cannabiscommunity #cannabissociety #cannabisculture #cannabisbusiness #legalizeit #legalizenj #legalizemarijuana #legalizecannabis #cannabisheals #cannabiscures #cannabisoil #hemp #hempoil #cbd #cbdoil #realcannapreneur #realcannabisentrepreneur

#Repost @gia_vm with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • Excerpt from article: When Nancy Whiteman, 61, founded her marijuana edibles company, Wana Brands, almost a decade ago in Boulder, Colo., the legal industry was relatively diverse and dominated by local startups. It helped that Wall Street banks and institutional investors took a hands-off approach to cannabis, leery of getting involved with a drug that’s still banned by the federal government. “It was a pretty even playing field for everybody—men, women, anybody who was interested,” Whiteman says. These days, however, the industry is increasingly dominated by men. The influx of venture money and Wall Street dollars, in addition to the rise of larger companies operating across several states, has made things harder for startups and, by extension, female-led businesses. In 2015, 36% of pot executives in Colorado were women, but just two years later that dropped to 27%, according to Marijuana Business Daily. Some in the industry fear the same lack of diversity that’s characterized such sectors as finance and technology will become the norm for the fast-growing pot world.

#Repost @fashionablyhigh.ca with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • As the cannabis industry is taking off and women are trying to build their place at the forefront of the industry, we are seeing a rise in the notion that the female segment of the community is using all it’s “girl power” to support and empower each other to succeed. It is a logical assumption since we as women would not be where we are today in 2019 had we not stuck together and fought for the ideals of feminism. Female empowerment is rampant in the cannabis community; we have seen it and we have experienced it first hand from some amazing women. But what happens when some of our “sisters” use that preconception against us to build a false sense of trust so they can take advantage of our kindness and willingness to support one another? This post is more about bringing awareness to the community than it is about shaming the guilty parties; they know who they are, and should already be ashamed of their actions. As women, we have a choice to either compete with each other or to support one another. Why should we work against each other in our pursuit of success when there are already enough societal barriers preventing women from reaching their full potential? Why is it that some women have a tendency to be jealous and competitive with each other, instead of realizing that encouragement, support and positivity are contagious and yield far better results? We should be building each other up, not tearing each other down. Real queens fix each other’s crowns. ( Story beautifully written by @2tokegirls ) #sharethis #sharethispost #cannabiscommunity #beware #womeninthecannabisindustry #cannabisnews

#Repost @steve.deangelo with @kimcy929_repost • • • • • • Getting wonderful pre-launch publicity for the LPP fundraiser! . Please go to www.lastprisonerproject.org and sign up or kindly donate. Contact: info@lastprisonerproject.org . Please enter the link to read the full article 👉 https://variety.com/2019/politics/news/cannabis-last-prisoner-project-jim-belushi-rebelution-fundraiser-1203267354/ . . @andrew_deangelo @jim_belushi @mattiocommunications @ziji_108 @jontoivorice @theounceproject @erox17 @nationalcannabisindustry @roytrakin @ireadculture @leafly @cannabisnow @willienelsonofficial @gavinnewsom @juanmanuelgalanpachon @govpritzker @honeysucklemagazine @freedomleaf @drugpolicyalliance @minoritycannabis @childishgambino @sethrogen @richardbranson @rebelutionmusic @alexgreycosm @allysongreycosm @jennglickman @organiccowboy 📸 @giacobazziyogi #lastprisonerproject #stevedeangelo #harborside #rocnation #clemency #expungement #reentry #socialchange #activism #service #nonprofit #cannabis #marijuanagrowers #cannabiscommunity #cannabiscommunity #onetribe #justice #reform #freedom #truth

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