Kaya Cast Turns Two: The Anniversary Episode
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Celebrate two years of insightful cannabis business conversations with us on this very special episode of the Kaya Cast Podcast. In this episode, host Tommy Truong shares riveting stories from his diverse entrepreneurial background and dives deep into what it takes to not only survive but thrive in the cannabis industry.
Tommy takes us on a journey through his early beginnings in the Dungeness crab distribution business - a venture that taught him the harsh realities of commodity markets and the importance of having control over supply and differentiation. His shift from seafood to software is a testament to adaptive business strategies and finding niches where one can truly make an impact.
For those looking to enter the cannabis industry, Tommy offers invaluable advice. From steering clear of predatory consultancy practices to meticulously planning your business strategy, he lays down foundational guidelines that every aspiring cannabis entrepreneur needs to hear.
Moreover, Tommy reflects on the importance of choosing the right business partner and aligning on work ethic, financial goals, and visions for the future. His insights into maintaining a lean operation that can quickly reach breakeven are golden nuggets for anyone at the launching pad of their cannabis venture.
Join us for this enriching episode to gain a better understanding of the business acumen required in the cannabis industry, directly from a seasoned entrepreneur. Whether you are a fledgling startup or looking to scale, there’s something in this episode for every cannabis business enthusiast.
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Highlights
00:00 Introduction and Anniversary Celebration
00:15 Answering Your Questions
00:58 Lessons from My First Business
05:17 Advice for Aspiring Cannabis Entrepreneurs
08:35 Reflections on Podcasting and Future Plans
09:13 Closing Remarks and Thank You
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