Women are the foundation of the cannabis industry. So, why does it feel as if we are unrepresented and unacknowledged? Why doesn’t our hard work and expertise result in promotions, more clients and customers? The answer is complex and rooted in a history and culture of suppression. 

We cannot change history but we can change the presence and the future. We will not be heard if we are not seen. Being the loudest voice in the room is not the solution.

Social media platforms provide women in the cannabis industry the means to be seen and heard. Through social media we can share our expertise, services and products, and expand our market reach.

We can provide other women in the cannabis space with education, inspiration and guidance, building a strong nationwide women business community.

Utilizing social media is not a substitution for attending events. It is another layer of exposure that can add more value to the connections we make at events. Utilizing social media is more than inviting people to look at your profile or business page. Social media can showcase your expertise and keep potential customers and clients engaged in a way your website cannot. 

Effective social media requires content and a solid base of Followers. It also requires time. Time is a luxury for most women in the cannabis industry. The Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce has made this easy and stress free. 

Members arrange a time with Addison Morris, WCCC founder, to record a 5-8 minute Cannabis ClipNotes presenting relevant information that pertains to their products, services and expertise.

Cannabis ClipNotes is a series of four videos that airs on LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube. 

The series is available on the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce website as part of a video business directory. Each member has a page with links to their website, email, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.

The Cannabis ClipNotes are available on the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce LinkedIn Group. Members are encouraged to post their business services, products and promotions. Members are also encouraged to post their upcoming speaking engagements and guest appearances on upcoming podcasts. This information is shared on the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce LinkedIn page and in monthly newsletter.

The monthly THINK TANK is for women in all aspects of the industry, as well as women considering entering the industry. The focus is on business and career success, and building a strong business community of women in the cannabis space. Each of you has the answer, resource, connection or solution to another woman’s question or issue. Bring your expertise and your questions. You do not have to be a WCCC members to participant. The Think Tank is limited to 25 participants to ensure quality and productivity. Members receive priority reservations. Reservations available on LinkedIn.

Each Think Tank is facilitated by an expert in different segments of the cannabis industry.

Format: Each participant is asked to introduce themselves.  What aspect of the industry they are in, limited to 3 words (not 3 minutes) State their question. Questions will be answered after all introductions.

The Think Tank is interactive and result orientated.  Everyone has the option of being on screen and unmuted. Each participant is asked to put their contact info, URL, and any pertinent info in the Chat. The Chat is copied and sent to all participants with the link to the next month’s Think Tank. 

Important: RECORDING IS NOT ALLOWED. This includes Note Taking Apps. We do not have nda’s or non-competes with the participants. Information shared is personal and the intellectual property of each participant or the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce.

“No single conversation is guaranteed to transform a company but a single conversation has the potential to be the conversation that does.”