CANNABIS LICENSING | Canna-Bis-Growth

Successful applications for cannabis business licenses are hard won, which is why we provide the following:

A proven end-to-end strategy for merit-based applications that will increase your chances of winning a license.
A research and fact based analysis of the unique regulatory requirements and permitting prerequisites in each city and state.
Comprehensive start-up analysis and revenue predictions.
Partnerships with legal teams, architects, security companies, and other professional services to ensure your business plan is complaint and up to code.
Writing services that help you promote yourself and your business within the application such as engaging personal bios, business plans, and community service proposals.
Assistance identifying local partners to develop a professional network and gain local support.
Application renewal support and compliance updates.

Ohio Retail Cannabis Licenses- On April 19th, 2021, the State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy approved increasing the number of dispensary licenses in Ohio by 73. A RFA will be published in the spring/summer of 2021. Real estate will be required as well as comprehensive Business, Operating, and Security Plans. Additional information can be found in the RFA II presentation published by the State Board of Pharmacy.

New Jersey Cannabis Licenses- On February 22, 2021, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed into law 3 bills to legalize recreational cannabis. Municipalities will have 180 days to opt-in or opt-out of the cannabis program. The Cannabis Regulatory Commission must establish rules for the program. It is estimated that a new cannabis business licensing window will open around September 20th of this year. It is expected the RFA will be published under the Alternative Treatment Center section of the Division of Medicinal Marijuana.

New York Adult-Use Cannabis Licenses - On April 1st, 2021, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill to legalize recreational cannabis in New York. This established the Office of Cannabis Management. Municipalities have until December 31st, of 2021 to opt-out of adult-use legalization. More information can be found at the Office of Cannabis Management.