State of the Industry: What Cannabis Leaders are Seeing
Annual Impact Summit 2026 | What's Next | Speaking Engagements
November 18, 2026
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November 18, 2026
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About the Program
What’s happening in the cannabis marketplace right now, and what should Connecticut be watching next? This roundtable brings together Connecticut and national perspectives for a candid look at the challenges businesses are navigating, where opportunities are emerging and what lessons can be drawn from other states. The discussion will look ahead to what Connecticut needs to get right next to support a healthy, competitive and equitable cannabis industry.
Summit Overview
Powered by the CT Social Equity Council. Learn about Reinvestment, Industry, and Innovation. Join the conversation about the next chapter! Join the Connecticut Social Equity Council for its first Annual Impact Summit, What's Next, a statewide gathering focused on the future of social equity, economic opportunity, and community impact in Connecticut.
As the Council continues to advance its mission, the Annual Impact Summit provides an opportunity to share progress, strengthen partnerships, and explore new ideas that advance social equity across the state.
The Summit will bring together leaders from government, business, industry, community organizations, education, workforce development, and economic development to explore what's working, what's changing, and what's next.
Through keynote remarks, panel discussions, interactive impact labs, and networking opportunities, participants will exchange ideas, build partnerships, and help shape the next chapter of social equity and economic opportunity across Connecticut.
Complimentary lunch is included with registration.
Who Should Attend? This summit is designed for:
- State and local government leaders
- Community organizations and nonprofit professionals
- Economic development leaders
- Social equity businesses and entrepreneurs
- Industry professionals
- Workforce development and education partners
- Financial institutions and capital partners
- Community advocates and changemakers
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