Experts Gather for ‘Legal In Florida’, Medical Marijuana Business Conference

March 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Next Saturday the ballroom at the Hawthorn House in West Palm Beach will fill with Doctors, Lawyers and Businesspeople who plan to be part of the budding, soon to be legal Medical Marijuana business in Florida.

The Legal in Florida Medical Marijuana Business Conference is a one-day intensive learning experience geared towards investors, entrepreneurs, Doctors, Attorneys, managers, growers, laboratories, real estate professionals, nurses and care givers.

Top Florida Medical Marijuana activist and Conference producer, Robert Platshorn has gathered the best-known and most successful experts from in and out of state to tutor Floridians on the hard facts involved in starting a real cannabis business.

Robert Platshorn is the author of “The Black Tuna Diaries”.  He also produced 'Should Grandma Smoke Pot?' a television program aired across America as featured in The Daily Show’s report: "Old Tokes Home".

Billy Corben, Movie Director and Activist will make a special appearance at the Legal In Florida Medical Marijuana Business Conference to tell you why he believes that nature’s medicine should be a Floridian’s first choice.

Mr. Platshorn was featured in Billy Corben’s movie Square Grouper and has been on CNN and The Daily Show as well as featured in the Wall Street Journal and numerous local publications.

Keynote speakers Ean Seeb, Chairman of the National Cannabis Industry Association and partner Kayvan Khalatbari will discuss the 'Colorado Model' for successful, legal marijuana.  The pair are partners in Denver Relief Dispensary & Consulting and have been featured on CBS’ 60 Minutes & Wall St Journal.

Mike Boutin traveled 3,000 miles to teach best practices for growing medical marijuana strains.  Mr. Boutin is not your average horticulturalist, but an expert Medical Marijuana grower with 30 years experience as featured on the Discover Channel series “Weed Country”.

Irv Rosenfeld, the Ft. Lauderdale stockborker and federal medical marijuana patient will speak. For the past 30 yrs, Irv has a received a can containing 300 cannabis cigarettes free of charge from the same federal government that claims marijuana is not medicine.

Morning sessions will feature an emphasis on legal, political and accounting matters, with Norm Kent, Esq. and Michael Minardi Esq. and John A. Markis CPA speaking.

Tallahassee lawyer William W. “Bill” Wohlsifer, will review likely Medical Marijuana regulations in depth, and is also a candidate for Florida State Attorney General.

“I produced this conference specifically for Florida, because it’s extremely likely that Amendment 2 will pass in November creating a vibrant Medical Marijuana industry overnight.” says Robert Platshorn, “People who plan to enter or invest in medical marijuana, in Florida need to know what the industry is likely to look like, and what they will need to prepare.”

The Legal in Florida Medical Marijuana Business Conference will be held on Saturday March 29th at The Wyndham Hawthorn Suites Ballroom, West Palm Beach from 9 am to 8 pm with all meals included in the $399 ticket price.  All tickets are available through www.LegalinFlorida.com

According to Platshorn "It would cost a lot more than the ticket price to spend an hour consulting with even one of these experts."

For Press Access and Interviews with individual speakers, please contact Conference Organizer Robert Platshorn.