Best Cannabis Companies to Work For 2023: Page 2

Kansas City Cannabis Co. Prioritizes 'Massively Inspiring' Growth Opportunities for Team
Kansas City Cannabis Co. CEO Dan Nelson, Chief of Staff Corey Martin and Chief Strategy Officer Forest Palmer say though the retailer’s chances to win a license were slim, their ‘company of long shots’ have made them successful, and they in turn focus on promoting people from within.
Members of the Kansas City Cannabis Co. team, from left to right: Eric Burgess, Lee Burgess, Jeff Krupkowski, Forest Palmer, Corey Martin, Dan Nelson, Kyle Davis and Freddy Bruhn.
Benchmarking: Dispensary Employee Feedback
On average, businesses that ranked on the “Best Companies” list scored 89% in employee satisfaction across all categories, compared to 67% for employers that did not make the list.
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About the Best Cannabis Companies to Work For Programs
For the fourth consecutive year, Cannabis Business Times, in collaboration with third party research company Best Companies Group, has recognized licensed companies that grow and sell cannabis in medical and adult-use programs that have created companies where their employees feel motivated and valued.
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The Fire Station Embraces Employee Autonomy and Millennial Culture
Stosh Wasik and Logan Stauber, the owners and CEOs of The Fire Station, reflect on how the Upper Peninsula, Mich., company ensures a positive, empowering work environment.
Priscilla Reyes, customer, left, and Maria Perron, budtender.
The ReLeaf Center's Strong Team Supports Its Passionate Leadership
Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer Matt Shansky speaks about how The ReLeaf Center hires employees with a passion for cannabis and an eagerness to meet the needs of Arkansas medical cannabis patients.
Members of The ReLeaf Center team.
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