MoCannBizCon+EXPO (MCBC) is the leading cannabis business enterprise meeting and expo for the Missouri and Bigger Midwest cannabis sector. For the 3rd yr in a row MoCannBizCon+EXPO will be held at historic Union Station in St. Louis, Missouri on August 11-12, 2021.

For 2021 the convention will be both of those Dwell and Digital! 

As the cannabis sector in the midwest proceeds to emerge and evolve, prospects these kinds of as the kinds that MCBC will give attendees are invaluable. These possibilities will reward entrepreneurs, cannabis marketplace experts, and clinical marijuana patients. 

Learn much more about the meeting and get tickets here!

MoCann Biz Con (MCBC) 2021

To say that the entire world of events has altered in the final 18 months thanks to the coronavirus pandemic would be an understatement. For enterprise conferences these as MCBC, it has changed even a lot more so. While the cannabis business by itself has thrived throughout the pandemic, cannabis connected situations and conferences have experienced a more durable time and earning a comeback in an ever evolving atmosphere is intricate. However, the group at Midwest Canna Expos is devoted to educating the marketplace and healthcare marijuana patients, as very well as to creating the prospect for these groups to link, master, and perhaps collaborate.

“This calendar year will be a smaller sized function, for guaranteed,” claimed Karin Spinks Chester of Midwest Canna Expos. “But, we anticipate a significant variety of virtual attendees in addition to the folks who will opt for to take part in the live celebration. We are thrilled for the possibility to generate new avenues for our sponsors and clientele to meet just about every other and the professional medical marijuana affected person community. We have some truly fantastic academic options for equally industry members and the affected person community, as effectively as a amazing expo with exhibitors and suppliers that cater to each audiences. With the caregiver method in Missouri, there are much more than just industrial cultivators who have to have accessibility to provides and technologies that can assist them.”