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In this episode, of Let’s Get CLEAR, Monica Pina, speaks with special guest, James Granger, Chief Political Officer at Cliintel Capital, who plays a crucial role in navigating the ever-changing landscape of cannabis policies. As a board member of the Marijuana Industry Group and Colorado Leads, James brings a wealth of experience representing various facets of the cannabis industry, from testing and manufacturing to cultivation and product development.
The discussion revolves around a fascinating concept—Trigger Laws. No, we're not talking about firearms. Trigger Laws in the cannabis space are designed to activate immediately upon specific federal triggers, such as changes in regulation, rescheduling, or federal guidance allowing interstate commerce. James shares insights into the complexities of Trigger Laws, their potential impact on interstate commerce, and the need for swift adaptation by states.
James emphasizes the importance of addressing public health and safety, taxation, and emergency rulemaking in crafting effective Trigger Laws. He highlights the ongoing efforts to collaborate with industry groups and garner support for Trigger Laws in Colorado, shedding light on the intricacies of creating a framework for seamless cross-state trade.
Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll delve into the subculture of “dabbing” in cannabis. Let’s Get CLEAR incorporates relatable topics, thought-provoking conversations, and reliable information about cannabis, self-care, product trends, travel, wellness, teens, and everything in between. The Cliintel Capital team interviews special guests who offer a unique perspective on a wide range of subjects. Join us each week for fun, new adventures in venture capital, we hope will bring joy and enrich your life.
Follow Us:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cliintel/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cliintel/
Website: https://cliintelcapital.com/
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cliintel
X: https://twitter.com/Cliintel
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By Monica PinaIn this episode, of Let’s Get CLEAR, Monica Pina, speaks with special guest, James Granger, Chief Political Officer at Cliintel Capital, who plays a crucial role in navigating the ever-changing landscape of cannabis policies. As a board member of the Marijuana Industry Group and Colorado Leads, James brings a wealth of experience representing various facets of the cannabis industry, from testing and manufacturing to cultivation and product development.
The discussion revolves around a fascinating concept—Trigger Laws. No, we're not talking about firearms. Trigger Laws in the cannabis space are designed to activate immediately upon specific federal triggers, such as changes in regulation, rescheduling, or federal guidance allowing interstate commerce. James shares insights into the complexities of Trigger Laws, their potential impact on interstate commerce, and the need for swift adaptation by states.
James emphasizes the importance of addressing public health and safety, taxation, and emergency rulemaking in crafting effective Trigger Laws. He highlights the ongoing efforts to collaborate with industry groups and garner support for Trigger Laws in Colorado, shedding light on the intricacies of creating a framework for seamless cross-state trade.
Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll delve into the subculture of “dabbing” in cannabis. Let’s Get CLEAR incorporates relatable topics, thought-provoking conversations, and reliable information about cannabis, self-care, product trends, travel, wellness, teens, and everything in between. The Cliintel Capital team interviews special guests who offer a unique perspective on a wide range of subjects. Join us each week for fun, new adventures in venture capital, we hope will bring joy and enrich your life.
Follow Us:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cliintel/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Cliintel/
Website: https://cliintelcapital.com/
Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/company/cliintel
X: https://twitter.com/Cliintel