From Alcohol to Weed: Navigating Regulated Marketplaces with Jeremy Seigel
Marketplace Risk Platform PodcastShow Notes
Whether it's alcohol or marijuana you want delivered, there's an app to get you what you want, when you want it. That's because marketplaces have opened up opportunities for consumers to more easily access all types of goods and services, including those that are regulated by states and local governments. But for founders and leaders, there are enormous traps that must be navigated with care. On this episode of the Platform Podcast, seasoned marketplace attorney Jeremy Siegel talks about his experience managing several regulated marketplaces. He offers his advice when entering these industries, how and when to engage with regulators, and what to be on the lookout for when doing it.
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