September Edition

September Edition

Greetings and salutations cannabis enthusiasts!

We are thrilled to welcome you to the latest installment of our monthly newsletter series, where we dive deep into the ever-evolving world of cannabis.

In this month's newsletter, I decode cannabis rescheduling, what it means, and the potential far reaching implications.  I lay out some questions to contemplate and welcome your input. I’m in search of ideas. I invite skepticism, and I welcome the debate so we can all be informed, even if we disagree.

Also, Jason is speaking on a panel discussing how to manage employee relations and labor unions in cannabis. Be sure to register.

  – Mike


By Mike Siebold

Prospecting and soliciting opinions in the cannabis space is the ultimate mental flex you can indulge in. And for once, the news we received about rescheduling was surprisingly unawful.

 And trust me when I say that, three weeks after Bloomberg broke the initial story, I still think our collective future isn’t spoken for because this space and the people in it don’t necessarily share the same motive or the same voice. I wish it did, but it doesn’t, so qualifying a distinctive and specific future as either “good or bad” for all of us has limitations. And lest we forget, over the last 50 years, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and Department of Justice have conducted five scheduling reviews of cannabis.

This is the first time we’ve broken through. In this moment, curiosity might be more beneficial than conspiracy.  Let's dive in.

Read the blog


Webinar

We invite you to join our upcoming webinar, where industry experts will delve into critical aspects of engaging employees and effectively managing the presence of labor unions in the cannabis industry. Our informative session will cover the following key topics:

  • Strategies for fostering employee engagement

  • Designing attractive incentive plans and benefits

  • Promoting pay transparency and equity

  • Creating a fair work environment

  • Effectively handling labor unions

  • Navigating "right to work" states

  • Identifying real vs. fake unions 

Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and strengthen your workforce in the ever-evolving cannabis industry. 

When: Tuesday, Sept 26, 1pm ET, 10am PT

Moderator: Jim Ickes , Counsel, Zuber Lawler

Panelists:

Jason Desentz, Managing Partner, FlowerHire

Beatrice Runyan , Associate VP of Client DevelopmentGreenleaf HR

Michael Carlin, Associate, Zuber Lawler

Register now


Connect with us

FlowerHire Senior Advisors HR advisory and retained search focuses on the most challenging strategic leadership engagements for select cannabis operators for whom precision is everything. We focus on four key areas: 

  • Strategic HR advisory

  • Organizational design / Compensation

  • Retained executive search

  • Board of director search

Is your organization in need of strategic support?

Email us at HR@flowerhire.com


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