Find and research businesses participating in CannaCon, including companies across cannabis cultivation, processing, packaging, technology, compliance, professional services, and related industries. Our CannaCon Exhibitor List helps businesses identify relevant prospects, research exhibitors, and build targeted B2B outreach campaigns.
CannaCon is a B2B cannabis trade show and conference that brings together businesses serving the cannabis industry.
Its exhibitor ecosystem covers everything from cultivation supplies and genetics to extraction technology, packaging, software, financial services, marketing, and professional solutions.
The 2026 event schedule includes regional editions, with CannaCon Midwest St. Louis scheduled for August 28–29, 2026, at America’s Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
For official event information, schedules, venues, and participation details, visit the official CannaCon website.
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A CannaCon exhibitor list helps businesses identify companies participating in the event and research the organizations behind the products and services displayed on the expo floor.
Depending on availability, records can include company information, event-related details, and professional contact information.
| Company Information | Event & Business Information |
|---|---|
| Company Name | Industry / Business Segment |
| Website | Company Description |
| Employee Size | Booth Number, where available |
| Headquarters | City, State & Country |
| Business Address | Postal / ZIP Code |
| Contact Field | Example |
|---|---|
| First Name | Decision-maker’s first name |
| Last Name | Decision-maker’s last name |
| Job Title | CEO, Founder, Director, Manager, etc. |
| Business Email | Professional email address |
| Professional profile, where available | |
| Phone | Business contact number, where available |
Available fields can vary by record and data source.
CannaCon brings together companies serving different stages of the cannabis business ecosystem. Common exhibitor categories include:
| Exhibitor Category | Typical Products & Services |
|---|---|
| Cultivation & Growing | Lighting, nutrients, irrigation, climate control and growing systems |
| Genetics & Seeds | Genetics, seeds and cultivation-related solutions |
| Processing & Extraction | Extraction equipment, processing technology and related services |
| Testing & Laboratories | Testing, analytical and quality-control solutions |
| Packaging & Labeling | Product packaging, labeling, storage and compliance solutions |
| Software & Technology | POS, inventory, seed-to-sale and business management technology |
| Legal & Compliance | Regulatory, licensing and compliance services |
| Financial Services | Banking, funding, accounting and financial solutions |
| Marketing & Branding | Branding, creative, advertising and digital marketing services |
| Business Services | Consulting, staffing, professional and operational support |
Businesses interested in exhibiting can review the requirements and participation information on the official become a CannaCon exhibitor page.
The value of an exhibitor database goes beyond knowing which companies have a booth. For sales and marketing teams, company and contact information can help turn event participation into a structured prospecting opportunity.
Businesses can use the data to:
For example, a packaging company could identify cannabis brands and processors among exhibitors, while a software provider could focus on companies that may benefit from technology and operational solutions.
CannaCon operates regional events, allowing businesses to focus their research on particular markets rather than treating the cannabis industry as one broad audience.
The Midwest series connects businesses with companies serving cannabis markets across the region. The St. Louis 2026 edition is scheduled for August 28–29, 2026.
Northwest editions can be relevant to companies researching cannabis businesses and service providers operating in markets across the Pacific Northwest.
The South-related event footprint can help businesses investigate companies serving cannabis markets and related commercial opportunities in southern U.S. markets.
When targeting a particular region, segmenting the exhibitor data geographically can make outreach more focused and relevant.
Looking for data from other trade shows? Explore other trade show events available through ExhibitionData.
A well-organized exhibitor list can support several stages of a B2B campaign.
| Stage | How the Data Can Help |
|---|---|
| Before the Event | Identify target companies and prepare outreach |
| Meeting Preparation | Research exhibitors before visiting their booths |
| Lead Generation | Build prospect lists around specific business criteria |
| Partnerships | Identify potential distributors, suppliers and partners |
| Sales Outreach | Connect with relevant business contacts |
| After the Event | Continue conversations and follow up with prospects |
| Market Research | Study companies and categories active in the cannabis industry |
The goal is not simply to collect names. It is to turn event information into a more organized business-development process.
Focus your research on companies participating in a specific cannabis industry event instead of starting with a broad, unrelated business database.
Where available, contact records can help sales teams move beyond company names and identify professionals involved in purchasing, operations, management and business development.
Filter your requirements according to available criteria such as industry, geography, company size or job function to create a more relevant prospecting audience.
Structured company and contact fields make the data easier to review and incorporate into existing sales and marketing workflows.
If your target audience is limited to a particular industry, location, company size or job function, ask about available customization options before ordering.
When evaluating a trade show, businesses usually want to understand both the event itself and the usefulness of the companies participating.
CannaCon is positioned as a B2B industry event, with exhibitors spanning cultivation, technology, processing, packaging, professional services and other cannabis-related business categories. You can explore CannaCon attendee and exhibitor testimonials for feedback shared by past participants, or review CannaCon attendee reviews for additional perspectives from previous event editions.
Want to see how the data can be structured before requesting a list? Below is a sample format for illustration purposes only:
Request a sample to review the type of company and contact information that may be available.
| Company Name | Industry | Location | Contact Name | Job Title | Business Email |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GreenLeaf Cultivation Systems | Cultivation Technology | Denver, CO, USA | Daniel Carter | Purchasing Director | daniel.c*****@greenleaf.com |
| PurePack Cannabis Solutions | Packaging & Labeling | Las Vegas, NV, USA | Emily Brooks | Business Development Manager | emily.b*****@purepack.com |
| HarvestCore Genetics | Genetics & Seeds | Portland, OR, USA | Michael Turner | Founder & CEO | michael.t*****@harvestcore.com |
| ClearPath Compliance Group | Legal & Compliance | Chicago, IL, USA | Sarah Mitchell | Compliance Manager | sarah.m*****@clearpath.com |
| Cannatech Flow Systems | Cannabis Software | St. Louis, MO, USA | James Wilson | Operations Director | james.w*****@cannatech.com |
Sample records are provided for illustration. Actual purchased data and available fields may vary.
Data quality depends on more than simply collecting company names. Records should be reviewed, enriched and checked before being presented to customers.
Our process can include:
Because information changes over time, no business database should be treated as permanently static. Available fields and verification status can vary by record.
Want to learn more about our company and approach to business data? Learn more about ExhibitionData.
Different businesses can use the same event data in different ways.
Identify companies that fit your ideal customer profile and prioritize relevant decision-makers for outreach.
Create segmented audiences based on industry, geography, company characteristics or professional roles.
Research potential partners, distributors, suppliers and complementary service providers.
Understand which types of companies are active within the cannabis industry and identify emerging business categories.
| Benefit | Business Value |
|---|---|
| Targeted Prospecting | Focus on companies connected to a specific industry event |
| Better Segmentation | Organize prospects according to relevant business criteria |
| Decision-Maker Discovery | Find professional contacts where available |
| Pre-Event Preparation | Research companies before networking |
| Post-Event Follow-Up | Continue conversations after the show |
| Market Intelligence | Understand participating companies and industry segments |
| Partnership Research | Discover potential business relationships |
The biggest advantage is focus: instead of approaching a broad cannabis market, businesses can start with companies already connected to a relevant industry event.
Need a list tailored to a specific industry, location, company size or job function? Request a custom quote based on your requirements.
Whether you need exhibitor data, attendee data, or a custom event list, our team is here to help you find the right prospects for your next outreach campaign.