“The best way to lengthen our days is to walk steadily and with purpose.” – Charles Dickens
Commercial cannabis doesn’t have a reputation for being environmentally friendly. It is now, however, becoming closely associated with resilience and adaptability.
These are the building blocks for a sustainable industry. Creating a business that can endure when faced with adversity is what every entrepreneur strives for.
That’s why Cannabis & Tech Today has partnered with the Regennabis Member Network (RMN).
Together, we’re offering our readers an opportunity to align their brand with other organizations that are working toward a greener, more resilient, more sustainable industry.
Members receive actionable insights on branding, investment strategies, and sustainability during bi-monthly workshops and quarterly members-only events.
Peer-to-peer learning and collaboration ensures members develop critical leadership skills so they can deliver the environmental and social impact necessary to turn the cannabiz into a green industry.
The RMN is aligned with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and is seeking organizations with a desire to become leaders in the industry.
Just as Cannabis & Tech Today highlighted innovative initiatives with our Sustainable Leadership Awards, RMN is dedicated to connecting pioneering companies focused on sustainable operations.
As you refine your business model to embrace sustainable solutions, RMN will remain focused on delivering multi-capital growth for every stakeholder involved in the network.
At Cannabis & Tech Today, we are proud to be one of Regennabis’ first Member Organizations, joining The People’s Dispensary and Budding Solutions as early adopters of this game-changing network.
In the hopes of creating a more sustainable future, we are offering a 10 percent discount to those organizations who sign up before May 31, 2020.
Contact CEO Patrick McCartan (patrick.mccartan@regennabis.com) or Co-Founder Geoff Trotter (geoff.trotter@regennabis.com) to learn more about joining this global network of innovators.
