The Montana Cannabis Coalition (MCC) has officially launched as a statewide, member-driven trade association committed to uniting Montana’s diverse cannabis industry. Formed by licensed operators and allied businesses, MCC offers a transparent and collaborative platform focused on education, advocacy, and strategic communication to support responsible growth and sustainable policies, and offers a voting membership, allied sponsor membership, and a community support membership. Aiming to educate and cultivate a unified cannabis community.

With 26 voting members representing approximately 40 brands, employing more than 1,000 people statewide, and accounting for over 100 million in annual retail sales, MCC brings together a significant portion of Montana’s cannabis industry under one unified voice.

While Montana’s cannabis industry has benefited from the efforts of various groups over the years, MCC presents a fresh, inclusive model where members directly shape the organization’s direction. Representing cultivators, manufacturers, dispensaries, and service providers statewide, MCC works to protect local businesses and advance policies that benefit communities, consumers, and the economy.

“Our industry’s continued evolution demands unity and cooperation,” said Mariah Bond, MCC Executive Director. “MCC brings together stakeholders to address real-world challenges with integrity in a solutions-oriented approach.”

Montana’s cannabis industry is stronger when its voices come together. Licensed operators and industry partners who share this vision are encouraged to join MCC and help shape the future of cannabis in the state.

For more information or to join, visit 406MCC.org. Or contact the Executive Director of the MCC, Mariah Bond mtccoalition@gmail.com.