Thank you to everyone who put their name forward this election cycle, and to every member who took the time to vote. The results are in, and five leaders are joining the Board — one familiar face returning to his seat, and four new additions.
Congratulations to Zack Kobrin, Kyle Finnegan, Steve Okoroha, Jason Moscovici, and Jason Adelstone.
Zack Kobrin — Reelected
Partner, Saul Ewing LLP
Zack returns to the Board after three years of service, bringing a decade of INCBA membership and a well-established reputation as a thought leader in the cannabis law space. Before entering private practice, he served as General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for a publicly traded, multi-state cannabis company. That experience informs his approach to this next term: as the industry moves toward greater normalization and competition increases, Zack intends to draw on his background navigating uncertainty for clients and organizations alike to help extend INCBA’s credibility into adjacent practice areas — including hemp, tax, and mainstream commercial law — while preserving the reputation it has built over the past decade.
Kyle Finnegan
Partner, Ice Miller LLP
A litigator by trade, Kyle joins the Board with substantial institutional knowledge of INCBA already in hand, having chaired the CLE Committee and led programming for CLS2024, CLI2025, and CLI2026. His priorities for the organization are direct: grow membership by engaging emerging markets and forming partnerships with law-adjacent businesses, and reengage members whose participation has lapsed rather than waiting for them to return on their own. He views membership growth and organizational revenue as closely linked, and his record of building consensus across INCBA’s committees positions him well to lead that effort.
Steve Okoroha
Managing Attorney, Lawyer Up Legal Services
Steve has already contributed to INCBA’s growth as Events Committee Co-Chair, and he envisions the organization becoming the leading interpretive authority on cannabis law nationwide. He advocates achieving that standing through stronger local and state-level partnerships that introduce INCBA to non-lawyers who have not yet recognized the value of the association. Known for his ability to delegate effectively and leverage the strengths of those around him, Steve brings organizational discipline to a Board navigating real uncertainty around federal rescheduling and decriminalization.
Jason Moscovici
Founder & President, Provisions Legal Services Inc.
A lawyer and biochemist based in Canada, Jason brings a valuable international perspective to the Board. His practice spans intellectual property and regulatory compliance across cannabis, pharmaceuticals, and other tightly regulated industries. He believes INCBA’s growth internationally will, in turn, strengthen its relevance domestically — much as intellectual property law has long relied on networks of international correspondents to inform local practice. He describes his leadership approach as collaborative: seeking guidance from those with direct expertise, listening carefully, and making decisions accordingly.
Jason Adelstone
Attorney/MBA, Harris Sliwoski LLP
Denver-based Jason brings a distinctive background to the Board — a recognized authority on international drug treaties whose career path included logistics work in Antarctica and nearly two decades in the restaurant industry before entering law. His priority for INCBA is clear: an organization with “International” in its name should reflect that scope in its leadership, programming, and membership, engaging the global cannabis legal community in a meaningful way. He describes his leadership approach as pragmatic and fact-driven, marked by a willingness to take initiative balanced with a readiness to defer to others when appropriate.
Join us in welcoming this group to the Board for the 2026–2028 term — and if you’d like to see the full slate of directors these five are joining, you can find the complete Board of Directors here.
