Trulieve Cannabis is hosting a Listening and Education Tour to exchange ideas with local community leaders. The programs center around the medical, economic, agricultural and expungement opportunities presented by the medical cannabis industry in Georgia. The first in-person event takes place at the Carolyn Harris Performing Arts Center in Adel on Friday, Feb. 25 at noon.
Moderated by Trulieve Georgia Chief Diversity Officer and Pro Football Hall of Famer Champ Bailey, the programs will feature numerous industry experts:
- Adel Mayor Luther "Buddy" Duke
- Adel-Cook County Chamber of Commerce President Heather Green
- Cook County Judge Chase Daughtrey
- Morehouse School of Medicine Research Leader Dr. James Lillard
- Trulieve Director of State Expansion Jim Wernick
"As a Georgia native and current resident, I am thrilled to meet and inform others about the positive impacts that medical cannabis may provide," said Bailey. "At each tour stop, Trulieve will seek to discover ways the company can work with community stakeholders make an impact on local support programs, as well as educate local leaders about the benefits of the medical cannabis industry."
Expected in attendance will be state representatives, local government officials, religious and nonprofit leaders. The community at large is encouraged to attend and submit questions in advance via email at listening.tours@trulieve.com. Following each session, the outcomes will be evaluated to determine the best way for Trulieve to make a positive impact on the community. Other locations and dates will be announced.
For more information:
TruLieve Cannabis Corp. 
www.trulieve.com