Baker Tilly and Viridian Capital Present the State of the Cannabis Industry Webinar Series: Transaction Readiness

NEW YORK —

 Join Baker Tilly for our next installment of our quarterly State of the cannabis industry webinar series on June 27 which will shed light on the dynamic and rapidly evolving landscape of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) within the cannabis industry. As the global cannabis market continues to expand at an unprecedented pace, the importance of understanding the intricacies and opportunities of M&A and knowing if and when to sell has never been more crucial.

Scott Greiper, founder and President of Viridian Capital Advisors will present data from the Viridian Cannabis Deal Tracker showing the changing dynamics of the cannabis M&A market.

This webinar serves as a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs, investors, legal professionals and industry enthusiasts seeking to navigate the complex realm of M&A within the cannabis sector. Our esteemed panel will share their knowledge, experiences and strategies, providing valuable insights that will empower participants to make informed decisions and capitalize on the immense potential of this flourishing industry.

Event information

Tuesday, June 27, 2023

Noon – 12:45 p.m. CT

Register now

What you will learn:

– How to adequately prepare for a transaction.

-Understand your ongoing commitments to the board and other stakeholders post-closing.

– Where equity investors and lenders are placing capital.

-Which states and industry sectors are well positioned to attract capital and buyers.

This announcement does not constitute an offer of securities. The information contained in this announcement is not complete and is only intended to provide prospective investors with a basic awareness of the Company. There are substantial risks associated with the Company’s ability to achieve its prospects, including, without limitation, changes in applicable laws, rules, and regulations, risks associated with the economic environment, the financing markets, and risks associated with the Company’s ability to execute on its business plan. This investment is illiquid and there is risk of the loss of some or all of your investment. Securities offered through Bradley Woods & Co., Ltd., Member FINRA / SIPC.



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