Now fully legal in the G7 nation of Canada, cannabis is solidly in transformation mode to a traditional industry. Organizations in the space now need to ensure that they compete in the labor market for the best talent available. Maintaining a start-up culture while building a global enterprise is what Michael Gorenstein is doing. He shares his thoughts on just how he’s doing it in his monthly column, Corporate Culture.
Mike Gorenstein joined us for the Digital Workshop and shared his thoughts on growth within the cannabis industry. He touched on a few key points. As the market matures and opens up, new opportunities for innovation present themselves. Mike compares Ca …
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