Key Cannabis Leaders Gather For Networking At Benzinga’s Fall 2024 Conference: The Last Big Event Before The Election
The Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference is back, returning to Chicago on October 8-9, 2024, at the Marriott Magnificent Mile, where the cannabis industry’s most influential leaders and innovators will converge. As cannabis legalization efforts accelerate across the U.S. and beyond, this year’s event promises to be a significant moment for businesses, investors and advocates alike.
Following a successful Spring event in Hollywood, Florida, which attracted more than 2,000 attendees and 200 investors, the Fall edition of the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference is expected to offer even more opportunities for networking, deal-making and industry-changing insights. The conference provides a critical platform at a time when cannabis rescheduling and potential legalization are poised to shift the industry landscape.
Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference: A Must-Attend For Industry Leaders and Investors
The event promises a carefully curated experience, featuring expert panels, fireside chats and exclusive networking sessions designed to foster meaningful connections. “Benzinga remains the leading event in the cannabis industry, bringing together leaders and investors to forge connections and drive the sector forward,” says Elliot Lane, director of cannabis events at Benzinga and a key figure in shaping the conference’s dynamic programming.
Keynote Speakers: Industry Trailblazers
This year’s keynote speakers are a mix of established titans and forward-thinking leaders. Among them is George Archos, founder and CEO of Verano Holdings (OTC:VRNOF), who will offer insights into navigating the evolving regulatory framework. Also headlining is Ross Gerber, president of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, renowned for his innovative investment strategies in emerging markets. Cresco Labs (OTC:CRLBF)’s CEO, Charlie Bachtell, will discuss the operational challenges and opportunities in a potentially legalized cannabis environment, while Jim …