What Makes Holistic Industries a Great Place to Work, Shop and Invest? – A Conversation with Josh Genderson, CEO

The Cannabusiness Key is a free, monthly, web-based speaker series featuring some of the foremost thought leaders in both the marijuana and hemp industries. Started in 2016, the Cannabusiness Key has brought together dozens of interesting speakers exploring a wide range of topics that are relevant and timely for cannabis operators, owners, and investors alike.

Join us for a conversation with Josh Genderson, CEO of Holistic Industries, to learn more about how he started the company in 2011 and grew it into the largest private multi-state operator in the U.S. From a recent $55 million raise to a new cashless payments and rewards app, we’ll discuss how Holistic is delivering on its mission to be a great place to work, shop and invest in cannabis.

About our Guest Speaker

Josh Genderson has become one of the luminaries in the medical marijuana industry, having grown Holistic Industries into a national medical and consumer goods company and retail dispensary chain.
He directly oversees operations in Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and California. Holistic’s facilities in Washington, D.C. breed the high-CBD strains that parents have come to rely upon to treat their children’s seizure disorders.

Josh launched Holistic based on the expertise he gained serving as President of Schneider’s of Capitol Hill, the Gendersons’ third-generation, family-owned liquor store that is a staple of Washington, D.C.

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The CannaBusiness Key is hosted by Jason Klein a business attorney with a long track record of representing cannabis businesses, both marijuana and hemp, in tightly regulated markets. As one of the first lawyers on the East Coast to build a practice dedicated to the cannabis industry, Mr. Klein has a long track record of successfully navigating his clients through challenging regulatory and business operating environments amid uncertainty in new marketplaces. He has represented all types of cannabis business clients, from small and large, including direct and ancillary marijuana companies, hemp growers and supply chain operators, investors, registered providers, and many others, in a variety of states primarily east of the Mississippi River.