Join us for the fourth episode of our enlightening #IndustryEssentials webinar series, “Policy Matters,” where we delve deep into the regulatory and policy dynamics shaping the cannabis industry. In this episode, we are honored to host Nicole Elliott, Director of the California Department of Cannabis Control (DCC), for an exclusive discussion on the evolution and trajectory of cannabis regulation in California.

Nicole Elliot brings a wealth of experience and insight as she shares her personal journey as a cannabis regulator, her priorities within the California market, and the most notable accomplishments and milestones achieved by the DCC in 2023. Gain valuable insights into the Department’s upcoming priorities for the year and get a sneak peek into the topics Nicole will cover at the upcoming NCIA California Stakeholder Summit hosted in Sacramento, CA on Thursday, February 22nd from 2:30PM PT- 5:30PM PT.

Stay tuned for more updates, mark your calendars and register now for the fourth episode of Policy Matters!

Learning Objectives:

Our previous episodes have offered a diverse array of insights into the evolving cannabis landscape.

• In “America in Miniature Goes Green: Maryland’s Journey to Adult-Use Cannabis,” we explored Maryland’s path towards legalization and dissected the regulatory framework shaping the industry.
• Following that, “Navigating the New Normal: A Regulator’s Outlook on Federal Momentum” provided valuable insights into the federal momentum surrounding cannabis regulation and its profound impact on the industry’s trajectory.
• Additionally, “Charting the Course: Examining Michigan’s Cannabis Regulations” allowed us to delve into Michigan’s regulatory landscape, understanding the challenges and opportunities within its market.

As we approach our upcoming episode, we aim to synthesize these regional insights, providing a holistic understanding of the ever-evolving regulatory landscape across different states. Join us as we connect with industry leaders and regulators to navigate the complexities of cannabis policy together.