Help support recent tornado victims - VEN is coming to Oklahoma City on July 27th for a CE Seminar

DALLAS - July 1, 2013 - PRLog -- Veterinary Education Network announces Workshop on July 27 at the Oklahoma City Sheraton Offering 7 hours of Continuing Education credits supporting the Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association (OKVMA) Foundation for Tornado Victims

Dallas, TX ,24 June 2013-- Veterinary Education Network is pleased to announce industry experts Mark Middleton, Karen Felsted, CPA, DVM and Elisa Thompson, MBA  at a full-day workshop offering 7 hours of CE to be held at the Oklahoma City Sheraton on  Saturday, July 27 and is open to DVMs, Practice Managers and Veterinary Technicians.  

“We will discuss topics such as how DVMs drive business to their competition, how to improve the bottom line, increase feline business, and understand the time value of money" says keynote speaker Mark Middleton, industry expert.  

“Clinics today face many challenges including an economic recession.  There are many steps you can take to increase your profitability amid these economic conditions.  We discuss innovative ways to use your buying power with your vendors, understand how colors impact buying decisions and how you can increase your feline business, and learn how to use your website and social media to reach existing and new clients" says Elisa Thompson, MBA.  

"I found the information presented by Mark Middleton and his colleagues at the Veterinary Education Network compelling, insightful, and useful. It was time well spent" says Marcus A. Roeder MBA, CVPM, Dublin Animal Hospital, Hospital Administrator/Owner and American Animal Hospital Association, Board of Directors: Director of Practice Management, AAHA Educational Committee.

“Rarely do you get the opportunity to have people like Mark Middleton and his team, with their experience and credibility, present such a comprehensive look at the business of veterinary medicine. I have known Mark for many years, and he brings an intangible to this seminar that you will have never experienced nor are likely to again. This seminar is going to teach DVM's the value of money and time. They will learn that purchasing capital equipment is an investment in their practice, not a cost" says Craig Tockman, DVM, Director of Professional Services, Abaxis North American Animal Health and one of the sponsors of the workshop.

The topics include: Causing Thought about Your Business, Effective Ways to Engage Clients, How to Increase your Feline Business and Little or No Cost Marketing Strategies.  

“We encourage DVMs, oowners Practice Managers, Veterinary Technicians or anyone interested in increasing the profitability of their clinic to attend. The pricing is designed to include a DVM and a practice member for one price. We want key decision makers in attendance to learn from each other," says VEN Principal, Dana Rhoden.  

The price is $379 for two to attend and receive 7 hours of Continuing Education (CE) credits, and meals.  A portion of the proceeds will go to the OKVMA foundation to support their efforts for the veterinary community tornado victims.  To register go to www.veterinaryeducationnetwork.com.  

Veterinary Education Network (VEN) delivers high impact continuing education and the tools that help you boost productivity, strengthen employee commitment, and improve bottom-line profits for your veterinary business.  VEN's mission is dedicated to helping DVM's, Veterinary Technicians and Practice Managers achieve their professional goals while improving the quality of life for people, the planet and pets through quality education and industry relationships.

For more details contact:

Dana Rhoden, CMP, CMM

dana@VeterinaryEducationNetwork.com (email)

214.716.7600 (phone)   214.868.8067 (cell)

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