A free, virtual continuing education event
- Hear from 12 veterinary experts from around the globe
- Boost your infectious disease and companion animal vaccination knowledge
- Enhance your business and communication skills to help protect more patients
and improve your practice
Registration includes on-demand access
until September 30, 2023.

Agenda
Registration includes access to both tracks.
A Practical Guide to Using
Vaccination Guidelines
How you and your practice can best benefit from these evolving information resources
Let’s Talk Lepto
Updates on prevalence, diagnosis, and prevention
What Every Vet Needs to Know
about FeLV
A refresher and latest insights on this perpetually perplexing disease
(Switzerland)
What’s New in Parvo?
An update on prevalence, treatment, and best protection practices
The Future of Pet Vaccines
An insider view to new science and innovation
for old diseases
A One Health Approach toward
Rabies Elimination
How you and your clients can be a part of the story
(United Kingdom)
Ingrid Deuzeman (USA)
The Vaccine Experience – Reimagined
Tips to improve vaccine appointments to keep pets & clients coming back yearly
Communicating Cash
Stop defending your prices, start communicating your value!
Vaccination Hesitancy: Your
Clients' Perspective
Understanding how clients think, the psychology behind their decision making, and how to engage
(United Kingdom)
Vaccination Awareness Using a
Team Approach
Empowering team members to communicate best vaccine practices with pet owners
Client Engagement and Vaccination
in the Digital Age
How to communicate with and educate clients beyond your clinic walls
(United Kingdom)
A One Health Approach toward
Rabies Elimination
How you and your clients can be a part of the story
(United Kingdom)
Ingrid Deuzeman (USA)
Speakers
Gain valuable insight from these industry experts.

Dr. Zoe Belshaw
United Kingdom
Small Animal Internist and Consultant, EviVet Research Consultancy
Bio

Dr. Sarah Cleaveland
United Kingdom
Professor and Veterinary Epidemiologist, University of Glasgow
Bio

Ingrid Deuzeman
USA
Global Marketing Director,
Merck Animal Health
Rahway, NJ, USA
Bio

Dr. Regina Hofmann-Lehmann
Switzerland
Professor,
University of Zurich
Bio

Dr. Rhonda LaFleur
USA
Principal Scientist,
Merck Animal Health
Rahway, NJ, USA
Bio
has worked as a research scientist in Merck Animal Health’s Research and Development Department in Elkhorn, Nebraska for the past 24 years. She received her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln and her Ph.D. in Molecular Veterinary Biosciences from the University of Minnesota. She has served as the Project Leader in the development of several US companion animal vaccines including, Nobivac® Lyme, Nobivac® DAPPv + Lepto4, Nobivac® Canine Flu H3N2, Nobivac® Canine Flu Bivalent, Nobivac® Intra-Trac® Oral Bb, and recently Nobivac® Intra-Trac® Oral BbPi. She currently manages several projects and leads a team of scientists that continue to look for innovative ways to keep dogs and cats protected from disease while helping veterinarians and clinical staff members provide a customer experience that is safe, efficient, and convenient.

Dr. Mary Marcondes
Brazil
Member, WSAVA Vaccination
Guidelines Group
Bio

Dr. Natalie Marks
USA
Veterinarian and International Educator, MarksDVMConsulting
Bio

Senani Ratnayake
Canada
Director of Learning and Engagement, Vet Alliance/Globalvet
Bio
has been educating veterinary professionals since 2004 and has received multiple awards for her contributions to veterinary medicine, including the 2021 RVTTC Canadian RVT of the Year and the Founders Award from Dr. Andy Roark’s Uncharted Veterinary Community. She is noted as a thought-provoking story-teller, providing practical tools, and applicable solutions for the everyday realities of the veterinary profession. Senani began her career as a Registered Veterinary Technician (RVT) in small animal practice, discovering her niche after recognizing that many of her colleagues chose veterinary medicine because they felt more connected to animals, than people. She used her experiences and knowledge as an RVT, combined with her natural way with words, to become a catalyst for change within the industry by founding Motivatum Consulting. Working in practice, Industry and with a corporate group, she has gained a unique perspective and utilizes these insights to relate to, and engage, her audience. She is currently the Director of Learning and Engagement at Vet Alliance/Globalvet, building out a best-in-class platform of support for Canadian hospitals and their teams. Senani is best known for her sessions on management, leadership, team building, communication, customer service and compliance. She is also a popular coach and mentor for technicians and veterinarians, who appreciate her authentic, and honest approach to their personal success. Senani is a Past President of the Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians and was the first non-veterinarian President of the Toronto Academy of Veterinary Medicine. In Senani’s world, feeling valued builds connection, connection motivates learning, learning leads to change, and change creates measurable results.

Dr. Susie Samuel
United Kingdom
Founder,
VetsDigital
Bio

Dr. Richard Squires
Australia
Professor (retired),
James Cook University
Bio

Dr. Jane Sykes
USA
Professor of Small Animal Medicine, University of California Davis
Bio

Dr. Roeland Wessels
Netherlands
Owner and Senior Consultant,
St. Anna Advies
Bio