World Cannabis Conference | Georgia

20+

Speakers

30+

Exhibitors

500+

attendees

The Georgia World Cannabis Conference will feature in-depth educational programming on the cannabis industry and its business operations, as well as the most informed industry perspectives on the Southeastern cannabis market. For consumers and business leaders, the 2020 Georgia World Cannabis Conference exhibition hall will feature industry-leading technologies, solutions, and services for the professional cannabis audience.

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2020 Global Theme

CANNABIS: NEXT-GEN, will explore the next generation of cannabis/hemp /CBD cultivation, grow operations, business development, technology, production marketing, e-commerce, customer acquisition, and branding in 2020 and beyond. We will explore this across multiple sessions. As the CBD industry grows, so does the need for the knowledge and skills to comply with any and all regulations surrounding it. Our panelist will provide an in-depth look at the steps and processes needed to get any CBD company in line with compliance procedures and protocols.

Gain solid insights into cannabis cultivation and business operations, retail management and customer engagement, and -- NEW THIS YEAR -- the cultivation and sale of hemp and hemp-derived products.

Additional programming features include gaining solid insights into cannabis cultivation and business operations, retail management and customer engagement, and -- NEW THIS YEAR -- the cultivation and sale of hemp and hemp-derived products.

Policy Matters, we will discover how giving people the freedom and space to be themselves and connect and communicate more naturally and safely is important for our community. It starts with our policymakers and civic leaders to change the narrative.