Veterinary Business and Economic Forum

Veterinary Business and Economic Forum

Special thanks to our partners
Presenting partner

Merck Animal Health logo

Premier partner

CareCredit

Signature partners

VMG

IDEXX

Royal Canin

Pricing:

  • Member $399
  • Non-member $549

The Veterinary Business and Economic Forum is the premier meeting and CE event providing leading-edge insight on veterinary business trends and needs. Bringing together veterinary business owners and managers, economists, and leaders from across the profession, it showcases the latest veterinary data and research in a collegial environment that encourages collaboration and dialogue among attendees and presenters.

Thank you to everyone who attended the 2022 forum. Want to go back and check out sessions you may have missed – or rewatch those you attended? We’ve got you covered. We’re preparing the sessions now for on-demand viewing and will email all attendees when they’re available. If you missed out on the live forum, you can still register to view the on-demand sessions.

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What topics are covered?

Presentations cover a full range of business and economic issues, including these and more:

  • Successful business strategies that generate value
  • Consumer trends and attitudes and what's changing
  • Harnessing behavioral economics to grow veterinary practices
  • What to expect from the economy and how to prepare for it

Meet the keynote speakers

Shaping success in an uncertain economy

Dana PetersonDana Peterson
Chief economist, The Conference Board

What should owners and business leaders know about the current economic climate and how to enact strategies for long-term success? How can we be strategic in the face of economic uncertainty?

Dana Peterson returns to help shed light on these issues and answer critical questions on the current and future state of the economy. She'll speak to current inflation rates and the talk of recession, and what this means for professions like veterinary medicine. Special attention will be given to workforce issues, small business owners, and labor markets.

Building a culture of belonging

Liz FosslienLiz Fosslien
Head of content and communications, Humu

The veterinary profession has been on the ground providing critical services throughout the COVID pandemic. Workers have first-hand experience with burnout and how it can impact practices. Liz Fosslien will explore how to minimize burnout and build a culture of belonging in our workplaces in this interactive session. You’ll learn how to harness emotions to build trust, navigate different workstyles, and establish healthy norms within your organization.