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Women’s history in the United States is rich with milestone moments that reshaped expectations. Nearly everyone remembers when Sally Ride became the first American woman in space — a breakthrough that symbolized not just achievement, but also possibility.
Today, women lead some of the most influential corporations in the world. Executives like Mary Barra of General ...
NEW YORK — Revelry will bring together New York’s licensed operators, brands, and industry professional with two Buyers’ Club trade shows in 2026: Wednesday, May 13, in Hudson, New York, and Thursday, September 18, at Pier 36 in Manhattan.
The events will be produced by On the Revel, a ten-year-old organization dedicated to helping legacy operators,...
Survival is its own form of leadership in cannabis.
The executives who are still standing after years of regulatory whiplash, capital scarcity, and public skepticism didn’t get there by accident. They got there through discipline, adaptability, and a stubborn refusal to quit. Now, a growing national recognition program is making sure that kind of grit doesn’t go una...
NEW YORK and BRISBANE, Australia — Tilray Brands Inc. acquired BrewDog Brewing Australia Pty Ltd., including BrewDog’s Australian brewing and production facility in Brisbane, Queensland, along with a portfolio of owned and franchised BrewDog bars across Australia.
The acquisition includes two owned BrewDog bar locations in Brisbane,...
“I’d like to see the strategy.” That’s a common refrain from business leaders after the marketing team has presented a plan, and it tends to leave both sides frustrated. The C-suite feels it didn’t get what it asked for. The marketing team feels the forest isn’t being appreciated for the trees.
This friction is as common as it is costly, and it almost always traces ...