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Breaking the Grass Ceiling: Women, Weed & Business

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Breaking the Grass Ceiling is a biographical collection featuring powerful, driven and courageous women who have been instrumental in paving the way into the cannabis industry for many—especially other women. Within these pages, 21 women share their triumphs, heartaches, and words of wisdom derived from their incredibly diverse experiences within the legal cannabis industry. These profiles reveal what happens when women persevere, battling old schools of thought in their quest for equality, respect, and a voice at the top. Representing the unique fields of cannabis consulting, technology, dispensary operations, human resources, cultivation, scientific research, law, infused products, policy, advocacy, and activism, these women have contributed years of pioneering efforts to the industry. Not only has their work helped shape the cannabis industry as it exists now, they have opened a door through which other women can follow and continue to build the industry into one with no ceiling at all. In the meantime, watch out for falling glass.

240 pages, Paperback

Published March 1, 2017

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March 16, 2018
Honest raw stories of women in Cannabis

Being a Cannabis leader in the real estate industry and devoting my brokerage specifically to Cannabis properties has been exciting and challenging. To read about these women and their accomplishments is so important. My vulnerability, my mistakes and my growth have been isolating at this times. Feeling alone on your journey and lots of self doubt make some days difficult. This book cemented in my mind, how other women have faced the same things I have and still do. It reminded me to keep walking the path. These women are brave and my heroes.




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September 1, 2019
empowering and beautiful stories from women who have had to fight even harder to gain footing in the movement.
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