Expo Cannabis Montréal 2023: a look at the future of the cannabis industry
Professionals in the cannabis industry are set to enjoy an experience rich in knowledge and information at Expo Cannabis Montréal, which will take place on September 13 and 14 at the Palais des congrès. Bringing together a group of seasoned industry professionals, two immersive stages, and relevant conferences, this event promises to be a must-attend gathering for anyone interested in the rapidly evolving cannabis sector.
Who should attend?
In this context, as Canada continues to take the lead on cannabis legalization As a hub for innovation in this field, Expo Cannabis Montréal offers a unique platform designed for a diverse audience. Whether you’re an experienced industry player, an aspiring entrepreneur, a healthcare professional, or simply someone who wants to learn more about the business side of cannabis, this expo has something for everyone. This inclusive event is for anyone looking to discover the multitude of opportunities, challenges, and breakthroughs that define the cannabis sector.
Enriching conversations on two stages
One of the standout features of Expo Cannabis Montréal is the lineup of dynamic industry professionals who will be presenting on the North and South stages. The audience will have the privilege of participating in discussions led by experts who have made their mark in various sectors of the cannabis industry. From cultivation to extraction, marketing to regulation, the conversations taking place on these two stages will aim to provide an in-depth understanding of the many facets of the cannabis world.
Conferences
To complement the discussions on the main stage, two thought-provoking panel discussions will explore the key ideas and trends shaping the future of the cannabis industry. These specialized sessions are designed to provide participants with an in-depth examination of critical topics.
The first conference will provide a comprehensive overview of the industry’s challenges and the initiatives needed to prepare it for the future. The panel discussion will be led by Alexandre Ouellet, Director of Procurement at the SQDC, who will discuss what we’ve learned during the first five years since cannabis was legalized in Canada, the direction the industry is now taking, and how the next three years will shape the retail experience. This session will be moderated by Kim Rusk, an experienced media professional, and will feature experts in marketing and the legal field.
The conference will provide an update on marketing and the regulatory environment—a critical factor that the industry must take into account to remain profitable and achieve growth. Pierre Leclerc, from the Quebec Cannabis Industry Association, will moderate these informative discussions on policy changes and international trade issues, and will help participants learn more about the complex legal issues underpinning the industry’s growth.
Join us on September 13 and 14 at the Palais des congrès to attend Expo Cannabis Montréal 2023 and take part in the conversations shaping the future of cannabis. For more information and to view the full schedule, visit www.cannabisexpomontreal.com.
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