Book List: 11 Books for Business Success in the Cannabis Industry
We’ve curated a list of eleven books that share industry knowledge and effective tips that will put you in a strong position to not only enter the cannabis space, but make a lasting impact.
11 Essential Books On The Business of Cannabis
The Cannabis Business Book: How to Succeed in Weed According to 50 Industry Insiders by Michael Zaytsev
Zaytsev’s book shares insights from many of the industry’s luminaries that will help you discover what it takes to become a leader in the world of cannabis.
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Start Your Own Cannabis Business: Your Step-by-Step Guide to the Marijuana Industry by The Staff of Entrepreneur Media, Inc. & Javier Hasse
This multifaceted guide to the cannabis industry covers everything from how to create a winning business plan to how to recruit an exceptional team to how to protect your assets and more.
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The Business of Cannabis: New Policies for the New Marijuana Industry by D.J. Summers
This book is an excellent choice for those with a more traditional background in entrepreneurship; it will help you better understand the specific challenges that make the cannabis industry distinct from businesses centered around other agricultural products.
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Cannabis Capital: How to Get Your Business Funded in the Cannabis Economy by Ross O’Brien
If you’re looking to make a major splash in the cannabis industry, you need to read Cannabis Capital. O’Brien shares what investors need to see from entrepreneurs and their businesses before deciding to back a company.
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Cannabis Entrepreneur’s Guide to Accounting, Taxation & Financial Compliance: A CEO’s Competitive Advantage by Brian S. Whalen
Whalen’s book is perfect for cannabis entrepreneurs who seek to maximize their knowledge of accounting and finance in order to gain an advantage over competitors and avoid running afoul of the law.
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Marijuana Business: How to Open and Successfully Run a Marijuana Dispensary and Grow Facility by Jeff Grissler
Marijuana Business is a step-by-step road map to success in the industry for anyone interested in opening a dispensary and/or grow facility.
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The Craft Cannabis Revolution: Succeed as a Small Business in a Giant Industry by Jonathan Collier
If you’re feeling intimidated by the multinationals and other power players entering the cannabis space, pick up a copy of The Craft Cannabis Revolution. You’ll learn how your craft cannabis business can not only survive, but thrive in this rapidly expanding industry.
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Cannabis, Inc.: The Journey from Compassion to Consolidation by Danielle Davenport
Davenport’s book is a must-read for anyone eager to capitalize on the green rush who has a scant background in cannabis. Her book combines a primer on how to succeed in the industry with a history of the plant, a detailed look into the struggle for legalization and mainstreaming, and an exploration of the medical value of cannabis.
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How to Succeed in the Cannabis Industry: For Professionals, Contractors & Entrepreneurs by Dasheeda Dawson
An excellent resource not just for entrepreneurs, but for anyone eager to enter the cannabis industry. Dawson’s practical workbook is particularly useful for those who aren’t quite sure how to match their unique skills, resources, and goals to opportunities in the field.
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Marijuana Careers Guide: Cannabis Industry Overview and Job Hunting Strategies by Bradley Vallerius
There’s no industry more exciting to work in than cannabis. Unfortunately, that level of popularity has led to tremendous competition for jobs in the cannabis space. Vallerius’ book will show you how to get a leg up on other applicants, regardless of if you’re looking to find a dispensary job, cultivation job, processing job, or an ancillary position.
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The Pocket Budtender™: A Buyer’s Guide by Samuel Michael Johnson & Alan Bryant Hernandez-Aguilar
Whether you’re a dispensary owner in need of a guide to train your budtenders or a professional seeking a budtender position, The Pocket Budtender is an invaluable resource to understand how to speak intelligently about cannabis, cannabis products, and the history of cannabis with customers and patients.
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