AAFCPAs' cannabis team will attend Blank Rome's State of the Cannabis Industry Conference in Boston, joining industry leaders for one of the sector's premier forums for dialogue, networking, and industry insight.
AAFCPAs is pleased to attend and sponsor Blank Rome’s State of the Cannabis Industry Conference in Boston on Monday, October 26. The conference brings together operators, investors, and advisors for a focused discussion of the issues shaping the cannabis industry, from capital markets and federal rescheduling to banking, compliance, and business transactions.
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What: Blank Rome’s 2026 State of the Cannabis Industry Conference
When: October 26, 2026
Where: Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport, Boston, Massachusetts
AAFCPAs has advised cannabis operators, investors, and financial professionals since 2012, and we look forward to continuing those conversations at this year’s conference. Our team is available before, during, and after the event for anyone interested in connecting or learning more about AAFCPAs’ Cannabis Practice.
Since 2012, AAFCPAs has been immersed in advising cannabis businesses across the country, bringing together tax, accounting, audit, and transaction advisory solutions built specifically for an industry where federal and state regulations rarely move in step. Our team closely tracks developments around federal rescheduling and the 280E transition, and that work has drawn attention beyond client engagements. AAFCPAs’ subject matter specialists have been sought by the U.S. Treasury and Senate Finance Committee, and we contribute to policy discussions shaping regulatory guidance through our leadership role with the AICPA. That same depth extends across GAAP and cost accounting, multistate tax compliance, dispensary operations, and mergers and acquisitions, supported by a multidisciplinary team of CPAs, tax attorneys, wealth advisors, and IT and cybersecurity professionals who help operators and investors manage risk, strengthen cash flow, and build businesses positioned for long-term growth.
These insights were contributed by David McManus, CPA, CGMA, Tax Partner & National Cannabis Practice Leader, David J. Gravel, CPA, MPAc, Tax Director, Brendon C. Robidoux, MSA, Consulting CFO, Joshua England, LLM, Esq., Partner & Tax Attorney, Tomás A. Pueyo, CPA, MSA, Tax Director, and Ronald C. Lipof, Partner, Transaction Advisory & Cannabis.
Questions? Reach out to our authors directly or your AAFCPAs partner.
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