IWC at SXSW: How To Cultivate a Canna-Career

Looking for a career in cannabis is, for most, uncharted territory. Illinois Women in Cannabis, through community-building, programming, and advocacy work, has an in-depth understanding of Illinois’ newest business, with insight on everything from best market entry points to how to map a career trajectory. IWC will host a discussion to advise on navigating the cannabis job market and best practices for potential candidates.

Record Clearing in Illinois

During this seminar, attendees will learn about eligibility, the different legal mechanisms to clean a criminal record, and the process for applying for expungement. This session will also discuss minor cannabis offenses conviction relief.

Dispensary Customer Service Basics: Consultative Selling

Surveys show that cannabis customers will go out of there way to go to dispensaries that offer a better customer experience. A well trained budtender will not only build customer loyalty, but those customers will tell their friends to check it out.

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IWC Second Annual Conference

IWC is excited to announce its second annual conference. Explore employment opportunities, discuss pertinent legal topics, and network!

Dispensary Customer Service Basics: Consultative Selling

Surveys show that cannabis customers will go out of there way to go to dispensaries that offer a better customer experience. A well trained budtender will not only build customer loyalty, but those customers will tell their friends to check it out.

Cannabis Resume Writing Workshop

This interactive workshop will help you sharpen your resume as you prepare for your career in cannabis.

Responsible Vendor Training

Taught by industry experts with actual dispensary experience, we don't just read the rules and regulations out loud, we provide instruction on how to build customer relationships while operating in a compliant manner.

Trademark Workshop

We will discuss how to conduct a trademark search to identify other companies existing trademark rights in a proposed mark. We will then discuss how to determine the strength of a proposed trademark and how best to protect trademark rights on a federal level.