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Connecticut Cannabis Capital LLC, a division of Schleidt Works, connects investors to opportunities in the cannabis industry throughout Connecticut and Massachusetts. In particular, we create the bridge between cannabis investors and cannabis business owners.

A Diversified Portfolio

Our goal is to create a 30 million dollar fund that will be deployed for both equity and venture debt to new emerging companies throughout Connecticut. As an experienced financial services company outside of the cannabis industry, we know the hallmarks of a worthwhile investment, but realize no one can predict what will happen 100% of the time. That’s why the diversified portfolio of Connecticut Cannabis Capital will be able to deploy capital to many businesses in a diverse portfolio by which we strive to make the best return on your investment.

Invest with CT Cannabis Capital

Currently, we are looking for people and institutions who’d like to invest. We’d love to have a conversation with you! For full disclosure, we do not warrant any guarantees for returns on investment. We are currently seeking those interested in putting together this portfolio and raising capital to deploy in Connecticut.

Are you an investor wondering about the potential profits the green rush has to offer? We can show you where the opportunities lie. Fill out our form below to get started. We look forward to working with you!

Schleidt Works was honored to be a guest at the Grand Opening of the new Pride Travel Center in Hartford, CT. Attendees included Senator Richard Blumenthal and House Representative John Larson. This center is the first of its kind in the United States. Katie Dykes of CT DEEP called it the “Baskin Robins of Refueling station” for its variety of alternative fueling options. Here at Schleidt Works, we stand behind converting to a carbon-free economy. Therefore, we largely support providing alternative fueling options such as those included in the new Pride Travel Center.

Read more about this new multimillion dollar travel plaza on The Hartford Courant.

As featured in My Record Journal: The City Council’s Economic Development, the Housing and Zoning Committee, and the Planning Commission recently held a meeting to discuss revitalizing downtown Meriden, CT. The city is estimated to receive $25 million in federal funds to jumpstart the economy, and investing in the downtown area is crucial to its success. Schleidt Works is now on the job and working for the Meriden Economic Development Corp. to conduct a shared workspace study as a potential component of the downtown revitalization project. This coworking space would allow various companies to share office space, equipment, and support staff. Schleidt Works will be surveying local business owners to determine whether there is a need for a shared workspace downtown.

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As featured in My Record Journal: The Meriden Economic Development Corp. has hired consultant Devin Schleidt of Schleidt Works LLC to study the possibility of shared office space in downtown Meriden. As a management consulting firm that has assisted with the creation and management of co-working spaces, Schleidt Works LLC is overseeing the logistics of the project and working closely with the city of Meriden to identify individuals who would receive the most benefit from a shared office space. The second phase of the study involves a feasibility analysis, market research, marketing campaign, analysis of needs, and identification of financing sources.

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