At the heart of Minnesota's growing cannabis industry,

the Minnesota Cannabis Growers Cooperative & Industry Council (MCGCIC) serves as a united front for cannabis cultivators across our state. We are a cooperative and an industry council that champions sustainable growing practices, fosters new market opportunities, and advocates for our members and the industry at large.

Upcoming Events

JANUARY 31, 11AM-12PM

Webinar: Insurance Basics for the Cannabis Industry

Presented by: Tony Velishek, CIC, North Risk Partners

Membership

Join the growing community of cannabis industry members and supporters at the Minnesota Cannabis Growers Cooperative and Industry Council (MCGCIC). We offer various types of memberships tailored to meet the diverse needs of our members, whether you're a licensed grower, an associate member, a friend of the coop, or a business-in-planning.

As a member, you'll gain access to a host of benefits including networking opportunities, group purchasing power, product marketing support, exclusive access to our community knowledge base and industry vendor contacts, priority access to co-op events, and regular updates on industry news and legislation.

Become a part of our thriving cooperative and grow with us. Learn more about our membership options and join us today.

Sponsorship

At MCGCIC, we believe in fostering strong partnerships that drive the growth of the sustainable cannabis industry. As a sponsor, you can make a significant impact while gaining valuable brand exposure and engagement opportunities.

Sponsorship with MCGCIC provides your organization direct access to our diverse membership base and offers visibility within the wider Minnesota cannabis industry. More importantly, it demonstrates your commitment to supporting sustainable practices and the growth of the cannabis industry.

We offer various sponsorship levels to suit your objectives and budget, with the potential for customization to deliver the most value.

Discover more about our sponsorship opportunities and how your organization can get involved.