ICBC returns to Germany in July
L’International Cannabis Business Conference (ICBC) is returning to Berlin, Germany, on July 19 and 20, 2022.
Offering numerous networking opportunities within the industry, the ICBC in Berlin is Europe’s largest B2B cannabis trade event. The conference will once again feature a unique blend of cannabis policy, advocacy, industry, and networking.
«We are particularly excited to be holding this year's conference in Berlin, given the a political climate favorable to the legalization of cannabis. »It will be particularly exciting for our team to offer participants insights into the cannabis industry and policy, as well as networking and entertainment opportunities, at such a crucial moment for Europe’s emerging cannabis industry,” said Alex Rogers, founder of the ICBC.
In addition to the B2B event in Berlin, the ICBC will also host a Global Investment Forum (GIF, Global Investment Forum) on July 18, 2022. The Global Investment Forum The ICBC in Berlin will showcase handpicked cannabis companies that will participate in a pitch session in front of leading investors on the ICBC main stage. This is a tremendous opportunity for companies in the emerging cannabis sector to showcase their products and services to seasoned investors in the industry.
Germany, home to the European Union’s largest economy, is on track to become the European capital of the cannabis industry. The cannabis industry is evolving rapidly in Germany, with the the country's medical cannabis program is gaining momentum every day.
The opportunities emerging in the cannabis industry in Germany and across Europe hold enormous potential, and the Global Investment Forum is the ideal place for entrepreneurs seeking capital to take their business to the next level. It’s also a unique opportunity for investors to learn more about investment opportunities and for service providers in the industry to find reliable, high-end clients.
«We know how difficult it is for investors to connect with reputable companies in the cannabis industry that offer attractive investment opportunities,» said Mr. Rogers. «That’s why we’re bringing the Global Investment Forum in Berlin. It will be an excellent networking opportunity for investors, entrepreneurs, and service providers in the cannabis industry.»
The topics covered at the Global Investment Forum and the conference—through panel discussions and presentations—will be led by leading cannabis experts from around the world. To find out which topics will be covered at the B2B conference, visit the event schedule. Below is a sample list of presenters:
- Kristine Lütke – Member of the German Bundestag, Free Democratic Party
- Peter Homberg – Partner, Dentons
- Karl Bär – Member of the German Bundestag, Alliance ’90/The Greens
- Jessica Billingsley – President and CEO, Akerna
- Antonia Menzel – Public Affairs, Sanity Group
- Ben Dronkers – President, Dronkers B.V. Group
- Silvia Alunni – European Affairs Advisor, Hague Corporate Affairs and Deputy Secretary-General, Medicinal Cannabis Europe
Following the B2B event, participants will be able to enjoy one of the ICBC’s famous after-parties, which this year will feature the reggae group Morgan Heritage, winners of several Grammy Awards.
More than 5,000 attendees and 350 sponsoring companies and exhibitors are expected at Berlin’s only international cannabis trade conference.
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