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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.
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.
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Canna Provisions, Inc., et al, v. Garlan ...
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An All-in-One Technology Platform for th ...
In this episode of CannaCast, Eric Altstadter, Partner and Leader of EisnerAmper’s Cannabis and Hem ...
Understanding Cannabis Cybersecurity
With the recent legalizations of recreational marijuana in New Jersey and New York, the cannabis ind ...
Cannabis Rescheduling's Potential Impact ...
The Drug Enforcement Administration’s plan to reschedule cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III un ...
CHNANY Deep Dive: Creating a New Paradig ...
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Navigating Real Estate Hurdles in the Ca ...
The Cannabis & Hemp Networking Association NY is committed to building a professional community wher ...
Cannabis in 2022 – Hurry Up and Wait By ...
n this op-ed, Shearman discusses the state of legalization on a federal level and how advocacy, rese ...
The Future of Cannabis Delivery
Canada’s largest market for adult-use cannabis sales, Ontario recently uncovered new details about t ...
LICA Presents: Cannabis Capital Forum
Cannabis Capital Forum
Member Spotlight: Michael Cosgrove of Th ...
Michael Cosgrove of The 420 Club on Authenticity, Education, and What’s Next for Cannabis