
Since its formation in 2020, the Chamber of Cannabis served as a catalyst for meaningful change in Nevada’s legal cannabis industry. After nearly five years of service to its community and to the business interests of its members, the Chamber officially ceased operations on July 1, 2025.
In its final year, the Chamber made significant strides in rebuilding relationships, realigning priorities, and recommitting to its members.
Despite this progress, it became clear that the capacity and resources needed to sustain meaningful operations were no longer available. A combination of inherited structural and reputational challenges, shifting market dynamics, declining engagement, and mounting volunteer fatigue ultimately led to this difficult decision.
Recognizing this reality, the Chamber of Cannabis chose to close with intention, transparency, and gratitude for all who contributed to its mission.
As a volunteer-led, purpose-driven coalition of industry stakeholders, the Chamber of Cannabis’ accomplishments and its legacy would not have been possible without the support of its valued members. Each business member made a meaningful investment in the future growth and transformation of Nevada’s cannabis industry, demonstrating a commitment to fostering an inclusive and thriving business environment.
As a show of appreciation for their support of the Chamber’s vital work, we invite you to join us in supporting these incredible businesses:
The Chamber of Cannabis is established as a 501(c)6 business trade organization.
The Chamber of Cannabis held its first association meeting
Language for consumption lounge legislation introduced with AB341
AB341 signed into law; creating lounge licenses & definition social equity
Las Vegas Cannabis Awards Music Festival: Event of the Year
SB277 introduced with 2.5x increase in purchase limits & channel for ex-offenders
Hosted first Cannabis Rally Day at State Legislature
Signed into law; Chamber initiatives effective Jan 1, 2024
Non-profit of the year award from Nevada Cannabis Awards Music Festival
Recognized as Industry Innovator of the Year by Vegas Weekly
New leadership appointed and hired; Transition Task Force established
20+ regulatory changes from the Chamber approved by CCB and submitted to LCB
Transition Task Force complete
Whether the news of the Chamber’s dissolution has re-awakened your inner advocate or you are looking for opportunities to network with fellow industry stakeholders, there are several organizations and groups that you may wish to consider.
If the Chamber’s vision of a world where cannabis is a cornerstone of a thriving, equitable, and sustainable society resonates with you, we highly recommend these two allied organizations:
Other national cannabis associations and charitable organizations include:
While the Chamber of Cannabis was Nevada’s only industry organization that offered programs related to networking AND advocacy, industry stakeholders are able to access these opportunities separately through:
To carry on the Chamber’s commitment to the betterment of our local community as a whole, please consider supporting these local charitable organizations and past community partners:
The info@cofclv.org inbox will continue to receive mail through December 31, 2025 and will be periodically reviewed by outgoing Board Members at an agreed upon schedule.
Members of the Chamber’s outgoing leadership team remain committed to doing their part to support the growth and transformation of the legal cannabis industry. Many of these dedicated industry advocates welcome the opportunity to stay in touch.
All legal and financial documents required for compliance will be available in the Document Library coming soon. For urgent requests, please contact deena@cofclv.org.