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Leung, O. (2017). Organigram: Navigating the cannabis industry with grey knowledge. Ivey Publishing, Instructions
• Review readings from unit 1.
• Thoroughly read the case. It is recommended that you read 2-3 times.
• Prepare a 5-page report (12-point font, double spaced not including the title page or reference page), that addresses the following questions:
o Describe the industry in which Organigram is operating.
o What factors contribute to the ambiguity faced by Organigram
o What possibilities currently exist for Organigram to grow? Will they change with legalization and if so how?
o What evaluation criteria should Organigram use when assessing growth options while keeping in mind the recommendations from the Task Force?
o What would you recommend Organigram's next steps be?
o What changes may occur within the industry that may impact Organigram's growth?
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