10/28/2025
“Peace and Cannabis, family! �
Today on *The OG Social Network Podcast*, we’re honored to welcome a true pioneer, visionary, and powerhouse in both entrepreneurship and cannabis advocacy — **Addison Morris**, the Founder of the **Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce**.
Addison is a serial entrepreneur with more than fifty years of experience developing, launching, and marketing successful businesses. Coming from a long line of entrepreneurs, she’s spent her career identifying market niches, anticipating economic trends, and adapting to ever-changing consumer demands. Over the decades, Addison has built seven thriving companies, learned from one that didn’t make it, and strategically pivoted from others before their time — a testament to her business intuition and fearless leadership.
Before stepping into the cannabis space, Addison founded **Panache Press**, a social media marketing and business development firm that helped 28 entrepreneurs launch and scale their own ventures. Her work provided the blueprint for success — combining strategy, market research, and creative innovation.
As an equal rights activist in Colorado, Addison became deeply involved in the movement to legalize adult-use cannabis. Seeing the promise of a new industry, she rebranded Panache Press into **Sweet Jane Marketing**, one of the *first-ever* marketing agencies dedicated exclusively to the cannabis sector.
Then, in 2016, Addison founded the **Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce** — a groundbreaking platform designed to educate, empower, and connect women entrepreneurs in cannabis. Under her leadership, the Chamber continues to evolve, providing essential tools, mentorship, and advocacy in one of the fastest-growing industries in the world.
She’s a trailblazer, an educator, and a champion for women in business — and today, she’s here to share her incredible journey and vision for the future of cannabis entrepreneurship.
Please welcome to *The OG Social Network Podcast* — **Addison Morris**, Founder and Chief Visionary of the **Women’s Cannabis Chamber of Commerce**.”
