The MedMen Announce Follow-Up to Wildly Successful Illinois Marijuana Business Seminar for May 10th in Chicago
The First and Only Marijuana Consulting & Management Firm Lines Up Multiple Local and National Experts to Inform Potential Operators on Licensing and More
CHICAGO, April 11, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- The MedMen, the first and largest full service consulting and marketing group focused on the Marijuana Industry, announces the follow-up to their successful Marijuana Business Seminar for Saturday, May 10th from 1:00pm – 4:00 pm, at Chicago's Copernicus Center at 5216 W Lawrence Avenue. Though Chicago will play host to the event, the topics covered will pertain to Illinois as a whole, serving as an opportunity for prospective business operators to learn more about the industry from The MedMen's skilled staff and other industry leaders, both national and local to Illinois. Individuals and groups will be able to sit down with The MedMen's management team, who will provide insight as the only firm that will consult from the start of the complicated licensing process through the opening of the business and beyond, staying on to assist in management and day-to-day operations.
Adam Bierman and Steven Cooksey, President and Chief Licensing Consultant for The MedMen, respectively, will speak on their experiences opening over 100 marijuana businesses nationwide. Top lawyers and medical practitioners in the marijuana industry will also be on hand, as well as representatives from top local marijuana advocacy groups, Illinois government agencies, and marijuana software sales companies. Each speaker is well-versed on Illinois' marijuana regulations and has experience dealing with similar issues in the states that have already legalized marijuana in some way, such as California and Nevada. The seminar will deal with how to obtain access into this fast-growing, billion-dollar industry, tips for navigating the competitive licensing process, and the steps of setting up and managing a successful medical marijuana business.
"The Green Rush has hit Illinois, and savvy people will step in and take advantage of this billion-dollar industry," says Bierman. "The MedMen look forward to meeting and working with the Illinoisians who will be at the forefront of this movement, and educating them on how to get licensed, open a business, and make it thrive." The MedMen have previously been featured on the cover of the Los Angeles Business Journal and appeared on Huffington Post Live, CNBC, FOX News, The Wall Street Journal, and many more, and recently completed a successful press tour in Nevada discussing the many clients he has and is currently working with in the state, which is now accepting applications for licenses.
Registration for the Medical Marijuana Business Seminar will remain open until the day of the event, however those who register by Friday, May 2nd will be charged the discounted rate of $199.99 for the seminar. For more information and to register, visit www.TheMedMen.com or call The MedMen Offices at (855) 292-8399 or email [email protected].
ABOUT THE MEDMEN
The MedMen is the first and only consulting and management firm in the marijuana industry, having already helped over 100 business operators in the U.S. navigate through, create, and turn in licensing applications, as well as assisting in setting up and managing the day-to-day operations that come with running a marijuana business. The MedMen was founded by entrepreneurs Adam Bierman and Andrew Modlin in 2010 as a spinoff and subdivision of their successful design consulting firm, ModMan Enterprises, to optimize marijuana business operator's success through almost every aspect, including real estate, legal filings, compliance set-up, interior design, construction, security, staffing, marketing, graphic design, website design, and maintenance. Currently The MedMen is busy helping would-be operators take care of the complicated application processes in Illinois.
SOURCE The MedMen
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