Sep 20, 2022
Lift&Co. Expo has announced the dates for its upcoming event, the first one scheduled after a three-year paused caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The event, which will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia, is slated for Jan. 12–14, 2023. Lift&Co. is Canada’s number-one cannabis conference and trade show, and the organization has released information about its Lift&Co. Expo Vancouver agenda. The expo will include a business conference on Thursday, Jan. 12, followed by industry days on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 13–14. The event also has a consumer day on Jan. 14; the expo officially ends with an after party that evening. The Lift&Co. Vancouver gathering includes several new elements, including expo floor speakers’ corners and small-group Q&As, a new budtender program in partnership with Budtender Association, a get-free-tickets program for budtenders and consumers, an expo floor brand discovery pavilion that showcases micro and small-batch craft growers, and an all-new cannabis retailer zone. The agenda also features a new product-pitch competition and consumer lifestyle programming and activations. Past expos have drawn more than 10,000 participants, with more than 200 exhibiting companies and 130-plus sessions. “This brand has history and has touched so many people, but the industry is changing and evolving,” says Lift&Co. Expo senior vice president Lindsay Roberts in the press release. “As we plan for Vancouver and the future, we’re sitting down for deep conversations and re-envisioning every element of the show based on the specific needs of each segment of the cannabis industry. Our mission is to serve the community positively and meaningfully and do our part to contribute to our industry’s future success and progression.”
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About Lift&Co. Expo
Launched in 2016, Lift&Co. Expo is the original large-scale cannabis trade show in Canada, serving the cannabis community as both a meeting place and a destination for discovery. Each Lift&Co. Expo showcases leading-edge content and premiere exhibitors in a high-energy setting for thousands of cannabis industry retailers, producers, growers, investors and decision-makers. Lift&Co. Expo is proudly produced by MCI. For more information, please visit www.LiftExpo.ca
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