An Investor's Guide to the Legal Cannabis Industry
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Content length: 1h 26m
01. An Investor's Guide to the Legal Cannabis Industry
18 Lessons
Lesson contents:
Intro to An Investor's Guide to the Legal Cannabis Industry
1m
In this video, expert Al Foreman, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Tuatara Capital, provides an introduction to his experience in the finance industry.
A Brief Overview of the Legal Cannabis Industry
2m
In this video, Al Foreman provides an overview of legal cannabis in the past 30 years. From California's Prop 215 in the mid 1990s to Colorado and Washington's adult-use programs in 2014, he traces the advancement of cannabis legalization in the U.S. and Canada.
An Investor’s Guide to the History of Cannabis: Part 1
2m
In this video, Al Foreman discusses the 2009 Ogden Memo and explains the importance of the 2013 Cole Memo and how it affects cannabis-centric companies.
An Investor’s Guide to the History of Cannabis: Part 2
2m
In this video, Al Foreman explains that The Cole Memo has progressed to a bill on Capitol Hill called The States Act. The ultimate goal is full legalization for cannabis at the federal level, including access for veterans, protection for financial institutions, and addressing the harm that has been caused by the War on Drugs.
An Investor’s Guide to the History of Cannabis: Part 3
2m
In this video, Al Foreman talks about the early state-level legislation that established compassionate care programs.
An Investor’s Guide to the History of Cannabis: Part 4
2m
In this video, Al Foreman explains the typical time frame for a state to move from commercial/medical legalization to adult-use programs.
An Analysis of the Industry Supply Chain
1m
In this video, Al Foreman describes the different supply chains similar to the cannabis supply chain, and then explains how Tuatara decided which segments of the supply chain to invest in.
Identification & Analysis of Industry Subsectors: Research & Development
1m
In this video, Al Foreman explains the advantages of investing in companies that are establishing a scientific base for pharmaceutical development.
Identification & Analysis of Industry Subsectors: Cultivation
1m
In this video, Al Foreman describes cannabis cultivation and the different requirements when growing cannabis compared to non-cannabis agriculture assets.
Identification & Analysis of Industry Subsectors: Processors
1m
In this video, Al Foreman explains the role processors perform in extracting oil from the cannabis plant and repurposing that oil into products that consumers can use.
Identification & Analysis of Industry Subsectors: Consumer Retail
2m
In this video, Al Foreman describes different ways consumers can acquire their cannabis products, including brick and mortar retail dispensaries, cannabis delivery, and direct-to-consumer provisioning.
Identification & Analysis of Industry Subsectors: Real Estate
1m
In this video, Al Foreman describes the different use-types and operators in real estate in the cannabis market.
Tips and Tools for Underwriting Cannabis Companies: Macro Risks
2m
In this video, Al Foreman describes the differences between regulatory and financial risk. He explains the main regulatory risk is the discrepancy between federal and state laws. He also explains that standard business protections are not available to cannabis-centric companies.
Tips and Tools for Underwriting Cannabis Companies: Federal
4m
In this video, Al Foreman talks about the SAFE Banking Act and how federal elections have moved federal legalization forward. He also discusses bills that are moving through the U.S. Congress.
Tips and Tools for Underwriting Cannabis Companies: International
2m
In this video, Al Foreman talks about which countries have put forth commercial medical programs and how to apply that to your future growth plans.
Tips and Tools for Underwriting Cannabis Companies: Micro Risks (State by State)
3m
In this video, Al Foreman explains the state-by-state micro risks that can affect a cannabis company such as regulatory rules, licensing structure, exiting of the illicit market, and acquiring local approvals.
Investment Summary
1m
In this video, Al Foreman summarizes the knowledge he conveyed during the Investor's Guide to the Legal Cannabis Industry Certificate Program.
An Investor's Guide to the Cannabis Industry
55m
This article provides investors with information on the cannabis-industry landscape to help them determine where to invest their money. The article gives a brief history of cannabis before explaining changes in U.S. federal policies. It also explains the cannabis supply chain and provides guidance when underwriting cannabis companies.
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FAQs
Are there any prerequisites?
No. This program is available to anyone.
What's included with this program?
Online courses comprised of engaging videos and written materials, knowledge checks at the end of every module to assimilate your learning, private forum for students to connect and provide support, downloadable references to keep and access on your phone, and your official Green Flower Certificate (once you pass the exam).
Can I take the program online?
Yes. Green Flower Programs are 100% online and can be taken from anywhere in the world.
Who should get a Green Flower certificate? What will it do for me?
Whether you are looking to enter the cannabis industry, get hired by a cannabis company, invest in the cannabis market, win a cannabis license, become a more knowledgeable advocate, better serve the patients in your care, or contribute more deeply to your organization, getting a Green Flower Certificate will make you exponentially more confident, credible, and valuable to the cannabis industry today.
How do I pass the course?
You'll need to achieve a grade of 80% on the Final Exam to pass the course and receive your Green Flower Cannabis Fundamentals Certificate.
What can you tell me about the final exam?
The Green Flower Cannabis Fundamentals Exam is a comprehensive multiple choice exam administered online. A grade of 80% is required to pass. Enrollment allows two attempts to achieve a passing score. You will have 365 days to complete both the program and the final Exam. After 365 days, you will no longer have access to the program or testing materials. This is a closed book Exam. Upon Passing, you will receive your official Green Flower Cannabis Fundamentals Certificate to hang on your wall and use for credibility and trust in the Industry.
What happens if I don't pass the exam?
You will have two chances to pass the final exam with enrollment. Retakes are $69 after that. You must achieve an 80% passing score to receive your Green Flower Certificate.
Is your program accredited?
No, Green Flower is not an accredited school and doesn't plan to be. We produce trusted cannabis education led and validated by the world's top experts, and our programs are utilized by companies, associations, nonprofits, and governments around the world.
Will there be any mailed, hard copy books or reference materials?
No, nothing will be mailed and no hard copy text will be assigned. There are materials in each course that you can download, print, and use at your convenience.
Can any module be visited more than once, to reinforce learning?
Absolutely! You can review any and all materials as many times as you would like in the 365 days (30 for Sell-SMaRT) your program is open.
Refund Policy
We understand that sometimes plans change. If you can no longer take the course, please email us no later than 7 days after your purchase. We will be happy to issue you a refund (minus our enrollment fee of $20). No refunds will be given to cancellations made after 7 days of purchase.
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