Reading this archive: These are historical examples, not a ranking of current companies. Embedded decks contain the presenters' claims and may show forecasts. Unsourced fundraising detail blocks have been removed; a deck's presence does not prove it secured investment.
Questions to use when reviewing these decks
Explain the product and target market precisely, with market-specific operating dependencies. Separate company revenue from broad category sales. Avoid treating a changing market estimate as proof of accessible demand.
To compare the business model with a related sector, read What Is Open Innovation & Why It Matters. For another perspective on evidence and adoption, see Open Call vs. Targeted Sourcing: What Works.
1906.0
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1906 creates high-quality cannabis edibles and other higher-end consumables for medical needs.
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B Great
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B Great offers a range of hemp-based topicals for consumers who value transparency.
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Baker Technologies
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Blackbird (previously Baker Technologies) is a technology company that powers transportation and logistics for the cannabis industry.
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Barn and Willow
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Barn & Willow is an e-Commerce for window coverings, such as drapes, curtains and shades.
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Canndescent
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Canndescent is one of the leading flower brands in California, providing high quality cannabis products.
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Dutchie
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Dutchie provides the most comprehensive and secure technology platform for dispensaries to effectively run and manage their business.
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Eaze
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Eaze provides legal access to cannabis through fast and convenient online delivery.
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Leafly
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Leafly is a leading online cannabis destination and marketplace.
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Trym
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Trym is a software company that help manage cannabis farms.
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Vangst
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Vangst is a Denver-based company that connects short-term and full-time workers with job opportunities at cannabis businesses across the country.
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Further reading
Sequoia: Writing a Business Plan — General guidance on structuring a business pitch; not evidence of any company's fundraising.
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