June 4 - 5, 2025
Javits Convention Center

HITR #24: Charles Warner, Cannabis & Tech Today

CTT Cannabis & Tech Today

Highest in the Room with KymB

 

Get ready for a dynamic conversation with Charles Warner, CEO of Innovative Properties Worldwide, the powerhouse behind Cannabis & Tech Today, and CMO of STM Canna, pre-roll automation technology company.

 

Based in Denver but with roots in Washington State, Charles shares his passion for innovation and collaboration in the cannabis space.

 

• Discover the art and tech behind award-winning pre-rolls and why Charles believes a blend of human touch and automation is key to scaling production.

 

• Hear how having a good company story is integral to successfully marketing your business.

 

• Learn about Cannabis & Tech Today’s upcoming women-focused issue, created by women, for women, and spotlighting their unique stories in the industry.

 

• Explore Charles’s take on bridging the divide between cannabis and hemp—because supporting each other is how we grow stronger.

 

This episode is packed with insights on marketing your business, pre-roll technology, and the importance of consistency in your products and stories in cannabis. Don’t miss it!

HITR #23: Justin Johnson, Budsfeed & Chill Steel Pipes

In this episode, KymB gets the “blunt” facts in a candid conversation with Justin Johnson, founder and CEO of BudsFeed, an online community platform launched in 2019 that connects people around their favorite cannabis-related products and services.

 

Justin is also the co-founder and CEO of Chill Steel Pipes; makers of the world’s first double-wall vacuum insulated smoking apparatus.

 

He shares how he got his start in cannabis, what’s trending in cannabis media, and much more.

 

Justin says that you have to market your products every day and can’t take for granted that people know what you have.

 

Kym B asked: “Where do you get the most of your newsletter sign-ups from?”

 

“I would say the majority of it was the site. So I was driving people to sign up for the site either to vote on products or contribute their own products and by default you got signed up for the newsletter. Second was probably LinkedIn, and pro-active B2B outreach and trying to get people to sign up and learn. Instagram, I’ve definitely gotten some sign-ups from that, but really what I’ve found was there are people that read newsletters and there are people that look at pictures, and my Instagram strategy was more so a means of allowing them, other people, to get that content without having to subscribe.”

 

Don’t miss this discussion about cannabis marketing.

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