Ispire Technology to Attend MJBizCon: Showcasing Award-Winning Products

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Nov.23.2023
Ispire Technology to Attend MJBizCon: Showcasing Award-Winning Products
Ispire Technology announces its participation in the 12th Annual Marijuana Business Conference and Expo in Las Vegas.

According to a press release from American News Agency, Ispire Technology has announced its participation in the 12th Annual Cannabis Business Conference and Expo (MJBizCon), scheduled for November 21.

 

The event will be held at the Las Vegas Convention Center from November 28th to December 1st, 2023, with members of the Inspire senior management team leading the conference during MJBizCon.

 

The company will also showcase its award-winning Ispire ONE system, as well as a full range of pods, disposable products, batteries, and vaping products.

 

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