Foley Hoag is proud to sponsor the IgniteIt Cannabis Capital Conference, one of the premier events for cannabis industry leaders and investors. The conference comes at a pivotal moment for cannabis entrepreneurs following a transformative six months in the industry, bringing together over 120 thought leaders and 2,000 attendees for three days of networking, deal-making, and critical conversations shaping the future of the cannabis sector. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with investors, identify strategic partners, and gain insights from leading voices across the industry.
Seven attorneys from the firm will be attending the conference: Jesse Alderman, Erica Rice, Mike McQueeny, Kevin Conroy, Jeff Schultz, Ken Leonetti, and Alison Bauer.
Alison will also participate in the panel "Torchbearers Workshop: Back to Black — The Distressed Asset Playbook" on Monday, June 15 from 1:15–1:55 PM. The panel will explore how value is preserved, transferred, or rebuilt during cannabis downturns — from receiverships and foreclosures to auctions and asset carve-outs across licenses, real estate, and brand/IP. Alison will be joined on the panel by Curtis Robbins of Focus Growth, Allen Wilen of EisnerAmper, and David Zubricki of Ducera Partners.
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