How to Develop a Highly Integrated Cannabis Lab

Operating a cannabis analytical laboratory can present a host of challenges and opportunities. Join this webinar to learn about strategies for developing a highly integrated lab designed to keep pace with the rapidly evolving industry.

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Event Overview:

Operating a cannabis analytical laboratory can present a host of challenges and opportunities. The most successful labs leverage strong relationships with academics and industry. Designing workflows around flexibility, versatile skillsets, and vendor integration allows a company to tackle these challenges and opportunities with ease. Join this webinar to learn about strategies for developing a highly integrated lab designed to keep pace with the rapidly evolving industry.

Key Learning Objectives:

• Learn about strategies for developing a highly integrated lab.
• Learn about approaches for rapid workflow development.
• Maximize partnerships with instrument vendors.

Who Should Attend:

• Future/current cannabis lab managers
• Future/current cannabis testing lab analysts and chemists
• Entrepreneurs considering starting a cannabis testing lab

Speakers:

Benjamin Southwell
Assistant Professor
Lake Superior State University

Benjamin Southwell holds a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in chemistry from Lake Superior State University (LSSU) and Central Michigan University, respectively. His research focuses on studying the analytics of cannabinoids and terpenes in cannabis products as the coordinator for the LSSU Cannabis Center of Excellence. Currently, Benjamin instructs courses in forensic, analytical, and cannabis chemistry.

Alexander Adams
CEO
Cambium Analytica

Alexander Adams is the Co-Founder and CEO of Cambium Analytica, an analytical laboratory in Traverse City, MI that is a full-service provider of regulatory compliance testing, product research & development, and quality assurance and quality control services to the cannabis industry. He received a degree in plant biology from Michigan State University and has spent the past decade working in many areas of Michigan’s specialty crop agriculture industry.

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