What Type Of Person Thrives In Cannabis Careers, According To An Old Pal Vice President Of Marketing
Katie, Vice President of Marketing at Old Pal, identifies adaptability as crucial for success in the cannabis industry, stating that it's "very fast changing and very dynamic." The ability to be a "quick problem-solver" and thrive amidst unexpected change and regulatory shifts is key to navigating this "Wild Wild West" environment.
Adaptability, Problem-Solving, Flexibility, Dynamic Environment, Change Management
Advizer Information
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Job Title
Company
Undergrad
Grad Programs
Majors
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Katie Skinner
Vice President of Marketing
Old Pal
Georgetown University, 2013
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English
Cannabis
Communication and Marketing
Scholarship Recipient, Student Athlete
Video Highlights
1. The cannabis industry is constantly evolving, so those who thrive are comfortable with change and uncertainty.
2. Adaptability and problem-solving skills are crucial for success in this dynamic environment.
3. A willingness to embrace challenges and pivot quickly is essential for navigating the unexpected turns of the industry, which is still considered the 'Wild Wild West'
Transcript
What kind of person thrives in the cannabis space?
People who really thrive in the cannabis space are comfortable with a lot of change. This industry is very new, and regulations can change without notice. Regulations that apply to one state may not apply to another.
To thrive in this industry, you can't be someone who is easily rattled by unexpected change or quick shifts. Especially with the current supply chain, many industries are having to be flexible with deadlines and timing. The cannabis industry is very fast-changing and dynamic.
To really thrive, you need to be a quick problem solver, very flexible, and someone who thrives on change and unexpected turns. If you want consistency and predictability, the cannabis industry is still the Wild West. To thrive, you have to jump in with both feet, knowing this, and use it to your benefit rather than letting it cause too much stress.