Investing in Hemp
Sean Murphy | November 5, 2015 | Highland City Club
Impact Investing – The quick ‘n hempy
Two Types
1. Finance First 2. Impact First
Three Categories
1. Environmental 2. Social 3. Economic
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Private Alternatives
Land/Real Estate
Impact Bonds
& Grant Making
Investing in
the Hemp
Value Chain
The Hemp “Impact” Investor Question:
Do you target higher profit margins with consumer / ag tech products or
invest in lower profit margin businesses with a higher impact (e.g. seed
development, land, cultivation and industrial processing)?
Problems. Solutions. Opportunities.
Global. National. Local.
• The Maya said the end of their Long Count
Calendar was not the “end of the world” but the
end of a cycle, and marks the beginning of a new
time on Earth.
• They said in the beginning of this new cycle we
would see the rise of the Feminine on Earth.
• It is a time to re-establish our connection with
the Earth and to open our hearts to the wisdom
of the feminine in order to restore a balance
between male and female energies.
• There is a plant that is leading this global
transformation back to Gaia.
“The Earth, our home, is beginning to
look like an immense pile of filth.”
Pope Francis
“I speak for the trees
for the trees have no tongues.”
The Lorax
• 1.8% of adults aged 18 years or older have had
a diagnosis of epilepsy or seizure disorder.
• 1% of children aged 0-17 years have had a
diagnosis of epilepsy or seizure disorder. This is
about 750,000 children aged 0-17 years.
• When counting both children and adults, about
5.1 million people in the United States have
had a diagnosis of epilepsy or a seizure
disorder. (Source: CDC.gov)
• The total indirect and direct cost of epilepsy in
the United States is estimated to be $15.5
billion yearly. This estimate is based on a
reported cost of $12.5 billion in 1995
converted to 2004 dollar value using Bureau of
Labor Statistics data.
Epilepsy
“Study: Suffering At The End Of Life
Getting Worse, Not Better”
“Most physicians tend to under-treat pain and
other symptoms at the end of life because they
don’t recognize them or are hesitant to talk
candidly about the process of dying and the pain
associated with it.”
Dr. Tim Ihrig, Palliative Care Physician
Pueblo
5.1%
Saguache
6.2%
Hurfano
6.1%
Boulder
2.6%
Denver
3.2%
Douglas
2.6%
El Paso
4.0%
Economic:
Unemployment
Rates
Let’s check out what’s
happening around the country.
Colorado Leading the Charge!
• Colorado registered 164 growers this year,
with about 3,512 acres outside and
487,000 square feet of indoor grows,
including 14 in Pueblo County.
• Colorado farmers planted 2,000 acres of h
emp in 2015, up about 250 acres in 2014.
• A defunct Boeing rocket plant in Pueblo will be converted into a hemp oil
production facility that will employ 163 people by 2018, said Pueblo Economic
Development Corp.
• The jobs are expected to pay an average of $41,590 plus benefits. This is the
biggest jobs announcement by PEDCO since 2008, when Vestas said it would
hire 450 people, the Pueblo Chieftain reported.
Behold. A Colorado CBD Hemp Field.
And a Colorado CBD Hemp harvest!
Addressing Some of the Big Challenges
(1) Seed Importation
(2) Processing Infrastructure
(3) Full Federal Commercial Legalization
(4) Data, Information, Industry/Community Building
$620M
Global Hemp Industry (2014-2015)
26% Growth
CBD Industry (2015)
$85M
U.S. Hemp Industry (2020)
$1.5B
The time to invest in hemp is now.
• Solve BIG problems for the Environment with hemp.
• Help the Colorado Economy and Make a Social/Health Impact!
• Gain insider knowledge and build a “foundational company” to an
emerging multi-billion dollar U.S. industry.
Available Tuesday!
HempBizJournal.com

Investing in Hemp - 2nd Edition

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    Investing in Hemp SeanMurphy | November 5, 2015 | Highland City Club
  • 3.
    Impact Investing –The quick ‘n hempy Two Types 1. Finance First 2. Impact First Three Categories 1. Environmental 2. Social 3. Economic
  • 4.
  • 5.
  • 6.
    The Hemp “Impact”Investor Question: Do you target higher profit margins with consumer / ag tech products or invest in lower profit margin businesses with a higher impact (e.g. seed development, land, cultivation and industrial processing)?
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    • The Mayasaid the end of their Long Count Calendar was not the “end of the world” but the end of a cycle, and marks the beginning of a new time on Earth. • They said in the beginning of this new cycle we would see the rise of the Feminine on Earth. • It is a time to re-establish our connection with the Earth and to open our hearts to the wisdom of the feminine in order to restore a balance between male and female energies. • There is a plant that is leading this global transformation back to Gaia.
  • 9.
    “The Earth, ourhome, is beginning to look like an immense pile of filth.” Pope Francis
  • 10.
    “I speak forthe trees for the trees have no tongues.” The Lorax
  • 13.
    • 1.8% ofadults aged 18 years or older have had a diagnosis of epilepsy or seizure disorder. • 1% of children aged 0-17 years have had a diagnosis of epilepsy or seizure disorder. This is about 750,000 children aged 0-17 years. • When counting both children and adults, about 5.1 million people in the United States have had a diagnosis of epilepsy or a seizure disorder. (Source: CDC.gov) • The total indirect and direct cost of epilepsy in the United States is estimated to be $15.5 billion yearly. This estimate is based on a reported cost of $12.5 billion in 1995 converted to 2004 dollar value using Bureau of Labor Statistics data. Epilepsy
  • 14.
    “Study: Suffering AtThe End Of Life Getting Worse, Not Better”
  • 15.
    “Most physicians tendto under-treat pain and other symptoms at the end of life because they don’t recognize them or are hesitant to talk candidly about the process of dying and the pain associated with it.” Dr. Tim Ihrig, Palliative Care Physician
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Let’s check outwhat’s happening around the country.
  • 20.
  • 21.
    • Colorado registered164 growers this year, with about 3,512 acres outside and 487,000 square feet of indoor grows, including 14 in Pueblo County. • Colorado farmers planted 2,000 acres of h emp in 2015, up about 250 acres in 2014.
  • 22.
    • A defunctBoeing rocket plant in Pueblo will be converted into a hemp oil production facility that will employ 163 people by 2018, said Pueblo Economic Development Corp. • The jobs are expected to pay an average of $41,590 plus benefits. This is the biggest jobs announcement by PEDCO since 2008, when Vestas said it would hire 450 people, the Pueblo Chieftain reported.
  • 23.
    Behold. A ColoradoCBD Hemp Field.
  • 24.
    And a ColoradoCBD Hemp harvest!
  • 25.
    Addressing Some ofthe Big Challenges (1) Seed Importation (2) Processing Infrastructure (3) Full Federal Commercial Legalization (4) Data, Information, Industry/Community Building
  • 26.
  • 27.
    Global Hemp Industry(2014-2015) 26% Growth CBD Industry (2015) $85M U.S. Hemp Industry (2020) $1.5B
  • 31.
    The time toinvest in hemp is now.
  • 32.
    • Solve BIGproblems for the Environment with hemp. • Help the Colorado Economy and Make a Social/Health Impact! • Gain insider knowledge and build a “foundational company” to an emerging multi-billion dollar U.S. industry. Available Tuesday! HempBizJournal.com

Editor's Notes

  • #13 25,000 Uses 4 Months to regrow Cars, houses, children with epilepsy
  • #27  So what’s the solution? Hemp Business will be the provider of detailed, market information and strategic data for the hemp industry. It will be the first product in a plan that includes. Conference, Trade show, data charts, market reports that will add value and future of the next, NEXT great American industry.