The Petcare Innovation Summit USA is back for it’s 5th year!
Following last year’s success, the Petcare Innovation Summit is back and better than ever.
The tremendous growth in pets is showing no signs of slowing down. Pets owners acquired during lockdown are now looking to spend more money on products that can improve the quality of lives of pets and their owners.
Join for two days of networking with industry leaders and pre-scheduled 1-2-1 meetings as well as content covering the hottest trends and topics across pet care including:
- Pet Insurance
- Pet Wellness
- End of Life Care
- Microbiome
- Telehealth
- The Next Generation of Pet Tech
Meet some of the upcoming speakers below:
Jenny Wolski, Senior Vice President, Omnichannel Experience, Petco
Ms Wolski will share her insights on how you can meet industry and consumer demand for increased wellness by identifying the biggest areas for innovation, what consumer priorities are and how you can take advantage of this opportunity through partnerships and mergers.
Ryan Honaker, Director of Microbiology, NOMNOMNOW
Mr Honaker will help you to take advantage of the exciting developments in the microbiome and educate your customers by increasing the awareness and collection of microbiome data to improve pet health.
Alison Rutty, Senior Director, Corporate Strategy & Development, Rover.com
Ms Rutty will help you to differentiate yourself and stand out to investors by forming partnerships with leaders in the pet platforms market.
Da Chang, Chief Operating Officer, Blue Pearl Veterinary Hospitals
Mr Chang will discuss how to improve practice efficiency and prevent vet burnout by improving the adoption and integration of technologies in the vet practice.
Jonathan Wainberg, General Manager, Senior Vice President, Pet, CareCredit
Join Mr Wainberg to increase customer and vet satisfaction by discovering the latest technologies improving pet insurance and the ease of paying and filing claims.
For more information about the event visit the website, HERE.
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