The CannaDiva's "Girls Just Wanna Have Funds" is a daylong workshop to empower women entrepreneurs to navigate fundraising and grow successful businesses. Presented by HPI Canna and hosted at Work N Roll, this event takes place March 21, 2024.
Photojournalist, celebrity stylist, entrepreneur - Jennifer Tzar has done everything. Now as owner of Soho's Dagmar Cannabis, she shares her journey to creating New York City's most high-fashion licensed retailer.
The Womxn Empowerment Brunch in Brooklyn celebrated entrepreneurship and wellness, featuring collaborations between brands like Weed Auntie and TribeTokes.
The women owners of New York's state-licensed cannabis retailers are leading the marketplace evolution. From NYC to the North Country, from fashion and tech to education and the legacy space, they are here to show us what true leadership looks like.
Cannabis lifestyle brand Her Highness reflects women's strength and sensuality. Founders Laura Eisman and Allison Krongard discovered how powerful their business is when they both experienced personal crises and cannabis, in every sense, brought them to places of healing.
Ahead of Outer Edge LA, the country's biggest Web3 convention, the event's Social Impact track leader and Head of Operations for The Edge Of Company Arielle Caputo explains how to find the brands making a measurable difference.
Artificial intelligence provider iDox.ai works to ensure employment equality and opportunities for women in STEM. Read on for more about how the tech sector can create better diversity, equity and inclusion.
Leaders in web3, social media, DAOs, women’s communities, beauty, technology, and finance converged in...
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Behavioral analyst expert and entrepreneur Vanessa Bethea-Miller shares her knowledge in building high-impact businesses that improve communication and learning skills, such as opening a therapy practice.
Bobbi is a Force. A force of nature, a force in cannabis, in the art world and in any group setting where you may find her. We at Honeysuckle have been blessed to know this inimitable woman through the years.
"The difference between a product company and a brand is the level of passion, the message, and what you are hoping to convey through the company and the product."
The CWCBE is hailed as the pinnacle event of its kind.
Business partners, friends, and soul sisters TiYanna Long and Shellise Rogers are creating black girl magic of their own through their growing company, Synergy Sesh [https://linktr.ee/synergysesh]. The business is a learning and development company servicing entrepreneurs and those previously incarcerated who are involved with the cannabis industry. Though the number of women...
