InvestorNewsBreaks – WWC Conference Celebrates Women in Cannabis, Psychedelic Industries

May 14, 2021

The second-annual Womxn, Wellness and Cannabis Conference (“WWC Conference”) is expected to be the largest virtual event for women in the cannabis and psychedelic industries. Slated for May 26–27, the two-day event is hosted by Marigold PR in association with Lift & Co. Expo, a platinum partner and North America’s largest cannabis industry conference and tradeshow. The largest free event of its kind, the conference unites women globally for two days and features women-led panel discussions, Q&As and keynote speakers. The first day of the conference will focus on cannabis; the second day will focus on psychedelics. The conference agenda includes more than 80 international thought leaders in cannabis and psychedelics from four continents, all focused on providing an educational platform to learn from and network with. The conference is committed to creating inclusive spaces for women to connect and collaborate, and this year’s event includes a series of ticketed networking events that provide exclusive opportunities to forge commercial relationships with business leaders, experts and influencers from across an array of markets. “Lift & Co. Expo is honored to partner with WWC Conference to support women-led organizations,” says Lift & Co. Expo manager Lacey Houston in the press release. “This is going to be an impactful event, and Lift & Co. Expo is excited to see the women leading the cannabis and psychedelics community come together to shape the future of the industry.”

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About WWC Conference

WWC Conference brings together womxn in cannabis and psychedelics from around the world for two days of learning and collaboration. The conference agenda features informative experts who will discuss hot industry topics like womxn in leadership, science and research, mental health, equality, launching products and marketing opportunities. The conference is designed to celebrate and learn from innovative womxn in the cannabis and psychedelics space, and provides an opportunity for networking, collaboration and learning in a fun engaging online environment. For more information about this company, visit www.WWCConference.com.

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