Cannabis Quality Virtual Conference

Due to the coronavirus and the Illinois plan to reopen the economy, the face-to-face Cannabis Quality Conference & Expo is postponed until October of 2021. For 2020, we are launching the Cannabis Quality Virtual Conference Series in its place: every Tuesday, starting September 8 through November 10, we’ll host two presentations and two Tech Talks, followed by a panel discussion. The series will culminate with a post-election analysis to take place November 10, 2020.

This will still be an interactive, virtual experience, where attendees can ask questions and get in touch with speakers.

Plan to Attend
Registration for attendees is complimentary and is underwritten by our sponsors. We look forward to seeing everyone virtually there.

Call For Abstracts

The Conference Chairs and organizers are inviting the industry to submit abstracts to be considered for the conference program. Abstract submission is open until July 1, 2020.
Submit Your Abstract Today!

Here is a list of topic areas for presentations we are looking for:

• Government Policy, Reform & Legalization Efforts
• State Regulations, Licensing & Requirements
• USDA Hemp Programs
• Laboratory Testing
• Quality & Safety in Manufacturing
• Cultivation Best Practices
• Marketing, Branding & Communications
• Legal, Insurance & Data Analysis
• Extraction & Infused Products Best Practices
• Standards, Certifications & Accreditations
• International Market Analysis

The Cannabis Quality Virtual Conference Series will have a different theme every Tuesday. Two subject matter experts and two sponsors will discuss one area of focus, which will be followed by a panel discussion where attendees can ask questions and interact with the speakers.

Here’s a sneak peek at some of the topic areas we’ll be covering:

The New Cannabis Consumer:
Analyzing Retail Data and Market Trends

International Market Updates:
A Look at the new European Industry

Cannabinoid Discovery & Study:
Behind the Scenes of Scientific Research

Protecting Public Health:
Keeping Cannabis Products Safe

The New Hemp Industry:
Covering the Burgeoning Hemp Market