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GCNC WorldView Podcast
Stories Shaping Global Cannabis
The cannabis industry is transforming in real time — across borders, cultures, and supply chains. GCNC WorldView brings you into the conversation with the people, businesses, and countries redefining the global footprint of cannabis.
Hosted by GCNC Co-Founder Chris Day, the series gives members and industry peers a platform to share their stories — from analysts and disruptors to researchers and innovators driving the worldwide market forward.
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Join us for each episode and discover fresh perspectives, powerful insights, and the voices shaping international cannabis trade.​​​​​​​
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Stories about the people, businesses, and countries changing the global cannabis footprint.
As Decibel continues to expand internationally, Adam deep dives into how, as a leader, he set about building a team of professionals in a new (legal) market.
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Bringing in sales professionals from other sectors
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Building teams and retaining staff
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Prioritizing a ‘human beings first’ policy
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Effective onboarding and setting staff expectations
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Investing in people for the long term
From Australia to Thailand, cannabis and CBD markets are making moves across the Pacific Region. We caught up with Atiyyah Ferouz, CEO of AgCann Consultancy and founder of the International Cannabis Quality Standards Association, to find out what parts of Thailand's nascent cannabis scene we should all be paying attention to.
As the founder of We Are For Better Alternatives (WAFBA) as well as the NoCo Hemp Expo, Morris Beegle travels the world to promote integrating hemp as a smart, environmentally friendly product across many sectors. Get his perspective on the emerging markets in Thailand and Latin America, as well as movements in Europe from Morris' work with the European Industrial Hemp Association.
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Chris catches up with Emerald Lane Recruitment founder and CEO, Stephanie Pow about her multifaceted career path, her passion for the plant, and where the opportunities are for those looking to get ahead in the global cannabis sector.
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