About CHNANY

About CHNANY

The Cannabis & Hemp Networking Association NY is committed to building a professional community where ideas and resources are openly exchanged among businesses in the legal cannabis, marijuana and hemp industries. Through professional networking, CHNANY cultivates a community of like-minded entrepreneurs who are working together to forge creative responses to market challenges and support the industry's rapid growth and advance the credibility, fairness and views of these industries.

Read More

Membership Guidelines

The CANNABIS & HEMP NETWORK ASSOCIATION NY operates as a CLOSED NETWORK. Attendance and history with the group will determine those who can become or remain members.

Image
Our Blog

Latest News & Blog

Industry Roundtable: What Rescheduling R ...

As talk of rescheduling cannabis gains momentum, the stakes for the industry have never been higher. ...

Top 10 Networking Mistakes Cannabis Prof ...

Networking in cannabis looks informal on the surface, but it’s a small, memory-driven industry. Peop ...

Navigating Real Estate Hurdles in the Ca ...

The Cannabis & Hemp Networking Association NY is committed to building a professional community wher ...

People, Process, and Innovative Technolo ...

The cannabis industry is maturing at a rapid pace. Successful companies will require knowledgeable p ...

Medical Cannabis: Exploring the Myths an ...

In this second IT4cannabis Insights and Opportunities webinar, cannabis medical experts explored the ...

The Devil Is In The Details

New York location restrictions for retail - 500 feet from school/200 feet from house of worship, 500 ...

IT4cannabis Insights and Opportunities w ...

NJ-based IT and cybersecurity firm IT4cannabis is hosting a series of webinars to get the conversati ...

Basketball and Cannabis

Congratulations to the University of Connecticut men’s basketball team who recently won their fifth ...

Cybersecurity and the cannabis industry

While you frequently hear about cyber-attacks on big companies, in fact most cyber-attacks target sm ...