Events will take place on January 6, 2023

Backed by a state-chartered Mississippi bank with more than 100 years of experience, CannaFirst Financial is a dedicated division of banking professionals who work directly with Cannabis business owners and their affiliates.

The MSCTA and MCS Partner to bring workforce development to Mississippi’s Cannabis Industry

Melvin Robinson, the executive director of the Mississippi Cannabis Trade Association, joins Mississippi Today’s Adam Ganucheau and Geoff Pender to discuss updates on the state’s rollout of its medical marijuana program.

Learn from some of the cash management and financial services pros at Abaca how to expertly manage an otherwise overwhelming amount of cash. We’ll touch on best practices and also considerations for choosing a financial services partner that best meets your growing business’s needs as the Mississippi cannabis market prepares to launch!

Change is coming to Mississippi…

Businesses are opening in the City of Jackson in hopes of supporting Mississippi’s emerging medical cannabis industry.

There will be time aplenty to submit paperwork. The important thing is what’s contained within that paperwork. Clare Millette, partner at Cosmich Simmons & Brown PLLC, says that it’s vital to think through the full business plan—long-term.

The first episode of Burning Questions will be a Virtual Patient Workshop with Angie Calhoun, Founder and CEO of the Mississippi Cannabis Patient Alliance. The episode will detail the process on how Mississippians can apply for a medical cannabis card.

The Workshop will be held Friday, May 20, 2022 at the Jackson Convention Center located at 105 E Pascagoula St, Jackson MS 39201. Doors will open at 9AM, and the workshop will begin at 10AM.

Mockingbird Holdings first Job Fair takes place May 4, 2022

Slates Veazey with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP writes about Mississippi’s proposed Cannabis Dispensary regulations

Proposed Rules and Regulations for Dispensaries are out.

“While the MSCTA is disappointed that any area of the state would opt-out of the program, we are also prepared to assist Mississippians to receive what they voted for.”