Cannabis Lender Teams with NCIA to cover costs for its next 100 customers

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SAN DIEGO – FundCanna, a provider of capital to

businesses throughout the cannabis sector, announces today a partnership with the

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National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA),

the largest cannabis trade organization, to cover the NCIA membership costs for their next 100 customers, a $100,000 value. The company has also elevated its own membership to the Evergreen level, a significant investment in the trade organization.

This commitment from FundCanna to NCIA will support the work needed to advance cannabis policy, reduce the heavy tax burden on cannabis companies and ensure that the

industry’s voice is heard at the federal, state and municipal levels.

“Our partnership with the NCIA is a win for both cannabis businesses and the industry as a whole,” said Adam Stettner, Founder and CEO of FundCanna. “Through FundCanna,

cannabis companies get the access to capital that they need to grow and operate their businesses and now they will also receive a subsidized membership to the NCIA which both amplifies their voices and provides them a seat at the table for some of the most

important discussions and decisions that are facing our industry. We believe this commitment to the cannabis industry, our clients and NCIA will lead to more positive momentum for cannabis policy reform across the country.”

An unprecedented partnership for NCIA, FundCanna is the first company to back the cannabis trade group at this level. By funding memberships for their clients to NCIA, FundCanna hopes

to enable more cannabis businesses to have a seat at the table for important policy discussions with the proper stakeholders.

“FundCanna has doubled down on its commitment to the cannabis industry,” said Aaron Smith, CEO of NCIA. “With pending cannabis legislation and more states passing cannabis legalization

measures every year, NCIA’s work is more important than ever, and we welcome FundCanna and its clients to support and advocate for the cannabis policy reform NCIA is championing. This financial commitment and the additional members and their voices will make

a significant difference in our progress toward advancing many of the initiatives that matter most to cannabis businesses nationwide. These include SAFER Banking, ensuring federal rescheduling doesn’t upend the industry, and much more including our efforts

to eventually make cannabis legal from coast to coast.”

This program applies to the first 100 cannabis companies that fund with FundCanna as a new client beginning Nov. 15th,

2023. Membership will be provided following the successful application, underwriting and funding through FundCanna’s process. Cannabis companies interested in learning more about this partnership can visit

fundcanna.com/ncia.

About FundCanna

FundCanna is the leading source of debt capital to the cannabis industry. The funding products FundCanna offers are customizable, flexible, renewable and reliable. The financing offered

is designed exclusively for Cannabis operations and the ancillary companies that support the industry.

For more than 20 years, their team of financial experts has provided nearly $20 billion in funding to underserved businesses and individuals across the country. Adam Stettner, founder

and CEO, has successfully founded and run finance companies for the past 20 plus years, earning numerous national awards and recognition notably including EY’s Entrepreneur of the Year and 7 showings on the Inc. 500/5000.

Stettner and his team focused their efforts exclusively on financing licensed Cannabis operators and ancillary providers in 2021. For more information about cannabis financing, visit

FundCanna.com.

About NCIA

The National Cannabis Industry Association (NCIA) is the largest cannabis trade association in the U.S. and the only organization representing independent cannabis-related businesses

at the national level. NCIA promotes the growth of a responsible, sustainable, and inclusive cannabis industry and works for a favorable social, economic, and regulatory environment for that industry throughout the United States.

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