Oct 16, 2019
Aiming high and delivering strong has become a hallmark of Cannabis World Congress & Business Exposition (CWCBExpo). The events, held three times a year in New York, Los Angeles and Boston, operate with a defined mission of being the leading forum for dispensary owners, growers, suppliers, investors, medical professionals, government regulators, legal counsel and entrepreneurs looking to achieve business success and identify new areas of growth in the dynamic and fast-growing cannabis industry. For six years, the organization has consistently delivered on that mission. This month’s upcoming Boston CWCBExpo will be the next in the stellar line of premier cannabis events.
Scheduled to take place October 24-26 at the Hynes Convention Center, the expo brings the entire cannabis industry together for unprecedented learning, sharing, connecting and business building. The agenda for the Boston event features an impressive lineup of speakers, presentations and sessions. One of the highlights of this year’s Boston CWCBExpo is the…
For more information, visit the event’s website at www.CWCBExpo.com
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