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In this quick, onsite interview, Program Chair of the Compliance Track, Kim Stuck, shares the biggest buzz from the Cannabis Science Conference Spring 2024.
Filmed live at Cannabis Science Conference in Kansas City, Missouri, Kim Stuck, the program chair for the new Compliance Track, shares what caught her attention at the conference. During this two-day event, Stuck also moderated the General Session panel discussion, “Federal Rescheduling: Opinions and Impacts from Various Sectors,” which featured panelists Susan Audino, S.A. Audino & Associates, LLC; Ken Sobel, ESQ; and David Vaillencourt, S3 Collective. Stuck is the founder and CEO of Allay Consulting, a cannabis consulting firm that deals with operational compliance and FDA, GMP, OSHA, and more, plus the author of the monthly Cannabis Science and Technology blog, Stuck on Compliance.
Watch our exclusive, onsite interview at the Cannabis Science and Technology booth and read the transcript below for more insights into the conference.
What has been the biggest development or innovation you have seen at this Cannabis Science Conference?
Kim Stuck: The main thing that I noticed was all of the talk of the rescheduling, because that literally happened a week before the conference that the DEA [Drug Enforcement Administration] announced rescheduling. So we actually had kind of an impromptu panel put together, that I got to moderate and it was really great. It was with me, David [Vaillencourt], and Susan [Audino], and Ken Sobel, and I feel like we touched on a whole lot of things, possibilities of what can happen because everything is still so up in the air, we have no idea really how they're gonna move forward with it yet. So, watching people's brains work and figure out, "okay, what are we going to do with our business from here until now," and all of that is always really fun for us. We have so many clients in the industry that are in that space freaking out, but they really shouldn't be. I think it's actually going to be a really great thing when it all comes together. I think that was the biggest buzz in the conference, was the rescheduling, so I'm excited to see what happens in the future.