4th Annual Cowen Cannabis Conference (Virtual) - By Invitation Only

��; Lardner was pleased to be the event partner for the virtual 4th Annual Cowen Cannabis Conference. This three-day, “by invitation only” conference, which ran from November 29 to December 1, included topical panel discussions with C-Suite presenters hosted by Cowen research analysts and Washington Research Group. The conference attendees included business executives and investors interested/involved in the cannabis space.

Attendees from Foley’s Cannabis Industry team included chairs, Ron Eppen and Mark Neuberger, partner, Carrie Long, and associate, Lauren Carboni.

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