Addison Morris

Addison Morris became involved in the feminist movement in 1966. The values and goals of the feminist movement are reflected in the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce. Addison describes herself as a serial entrepreneur, starting her first business 1969. She became active in her local chamber of commerce and business organizations in 1970. With the emergence of facebook Addison launched Panache Press a social media marketing company that focused on women owned small businesses. This became Sweet Jane Marketing with a focus on cannabis companies.In 2011 she started the Cannabis Chamber of Commerce to address the business obstacles cannabis related businesses were encountering. A monthly breakfast for women working in the cannabis business inspired Addison to transition into the Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce on January 1st, 2016.The Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce mission is to move entrepreneurs’ beyond empowerment into powerful result driven career strategies, CEO positions and business ownership through education, resources and opportunities, and to build long term business relationships.The Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce sponsors monthly Women Cultivating Success Networking evenings throughout the United States. The goal of the Women Cultivating Success networking evenings is to bring women together to create a strong cannabis community. When women come together social change happens, businesses are created and supported and revolutions become evolution.Our most powerful resources are education and other women. Our most valuable resource is ourselves.The Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce offers courses and workshops to secure success in dispensary management, cultivation management, nonprofit management and the emerging psychedelics marketplace. Each course and workshop is limited to 14 attendees, and are intense, no bullshit - no fluff. Breaks and lunch are catered in and course instructors provide follow-up consultations. We are serious about your success!