With International Women’s Month still underway, it is only fitting to celebrate the achievements of women in the field of cannabis. With cannabis becoming an important tool today, what with its slew of benefits following its wake, it’s important to recognize that there are tons of women staying on top of this industry. While weed fanatics and entrepreneurs are commonly confined to men, it seems that more and more women and breaking such misconceptions.
According to Forbes, women play a great role in the industry, taking about 36 percent of leaders, even taking up high-level positions. Compared to their male counterparts, women players in the cannabis world today are now taking on a different method when it comes to leadership. Aside from taking a more natural, nurturing, and sustainable approach, these leaders are shedding the spotlight on medical care and advocacies that are close to their heart. To know pioneers who have paved the way in the cannabis industry, read on.
Women in Cannabis Industry
Diane Czarkowksi
Canna Advisors
Considered as one of the top cannabis advisors in the industry, Diane Czarkowski plays a central role in developing the cannabis market into what it is today. From molding it to a rapidly growing business, the ganja market and CBD oil corporations are certainly not far behind. Diane has been recognized for her work as one of the founding members of Canna Advisors, advocating not only for the benefits that this plant brings but also for people to gain access to it.
Dr. Lakisha Jenkins
Jenasis Medical Group and California Cannabis Industry Association
A firm believer in benefits of the canna plant, Dr. Lakisha Jenkins is also known for her foray into the world of herbs. She treats this plant as a holistic approach to curing and addressing illnesses, choosing to blend herbs on her own. Despite living in a highly digital age where a lot of technology has been made available to the people, it is quite outrageous that traditional and herbal treatments are still being shunned. With the help of Dr. Jenkins, people will have more access to herbal treatments made to address cancer and other similar conditions.
Dania Cabello
Ojo De La Sol
Latina Dania Cabello is the founder of Ojo De La Sol. Here, she goes back to her roots and focuses on healing from a more natural and traditional standpoint. Having studied the effects of CBD oil and cannabis on her own body, she has ventured into making her own business that promotes self-care and healing with the use of weed.
The stories of these women leaders show just how much potential the market has, especially for female entrepreneurs looking to make their mark on the world. Let their stories inspire and urge you to become the best in your field. Who knows, you might step into this world in the future.
