Women In Tech - Cannabis: Plants, Platforms and Growth

THE PRICE –

$US20

THE DATE –

September 21st, at 2pm PT / 5pm ET

THE RATING –

THE BLURB –

Meet three women who are at the forefront of cannabis tech.

On Monday, September 21st, at 2pm PT / 5pm ET, join Arcview’s Women’s Investor Network (WIN) for “Plants, Platforms and Growth” – a live conversation with:

Andrea Brooks, CEO and co-founder of Sava, a digital platform that provides e-commerce solutions for curated, high-quality cannabis goods to consumers throughout the Bay Area.
Karen Mayberry, Marketing Director and co-founder of Trym, a farm management software company for cultivation businesses.
Jocelyn Sheltraw, Director of Strategy at Headset, a retail and market insights provider for cannabis retailers, product manufacturers, CPGs, processors, growers and ancillary services.

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Hear about the paths they took to get into the cannabis industry.
Learn what it takes to build a successful career on the tech side of cannabis.
Get firsthand insights into starting a tech-oriented cannabis business.

Grab your virtual seat in advance! Tickets are free for WIN members, and only $20 for your guests.

This dynamic panel will be moderated by Arcview Ventures Co-Founder, Jeanne Sullivan.

THE LINK –

Plants, Platforms and Growth: Women in Tech

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2 You Might Learn Something But We Hope You Didn’t Pay For It

3 This is really something, interesting presenters, well worth the money, and i actually will learn something.

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Women In Tech – Cannabis: Plants, Platforms and Growth