CCIM: Education is becoming a hot button topic recently, as schools such as Durham College and Dalhousie University offering online and in-class programs on the business side of this industry, and also the cultivation side. You have been in discussions with Conestoga College to start a accredited program in commercial cannabis cultivation. Can you explain why JWC feels this is an important aspect of its business? How are those discussions going? Can we expect news in the not so distant future?
JWCA: JWC has been in discussions with Conestoga College on a number of important projects, but we have not yet broached the idea of an accredited program in commercial cannabis cultivation. We have been focused on important research projects that will help drive cannabis cultivation technology forward, while providing important and insightful educational opportunities for students at Conestoga College. That said, we would be happy to discuss including aeroponics as a curriculum element in any commercial cannabis cultivation program they may develop.
CCIM: Thank you for taking the time to speak to me about JWC and providing shareholders and potential investors with some really good insight into your company. Is there an email or link our readers as well as prospective patients can learn more?
JWCA: Please feel free to check out our website at www.JWCMED.com! For more specific information, investors can go to this link:
www.JWCMED.com/investors.html
And Patients can register here:
www.jwcmed.com/patients.html
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Nathan Woodworth, CEO/President: JWCA