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Posted: June 8, 2018
Cannabis Summit today! Check out a video from our first Cannabis Summit here.
Join us for the first ever New England Real Estate Journal Cannabis Summit. It's no secret that Massachusetts is set for a historical change to end prohibition on recreational marijuana. Sit down with the cannabis industry's leading professionals to learn what you need to know to benefit in the business. There are many new rules and regulations regarding recreational cannabis. You will need all the knowledge you can gather to make sound investments. Start here on you road to securing your future in what could be one of the nations largest industrial booms since the gold rush. First session includes; PrimePoint Media's Jim Borgasani, AmeriCann's Tim Keogh, 4 Front Ventures Kris Krane and Vantage Builders' John Connor. Second session includes; Flynn Law Group's Frank Flynn, Israel & Weiner's Adam Barnosky, The Wellington Groups's Anthony Caiazzo and Seventh Point's Steve Gormley.
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