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Join James Yost and Travis York on the VET Worthwhile podcast as they provide resources and insights for veterinarians to learn how to leverage your wealth, maintain a healthy work-life balance, and build a worthwhile legacy — all while keeping focused on what matters most to you. Tune in every other Wednesday for the latest VET Worthwhile episode as James and Travis take you through the journey of building a ‘Grow, Protect, Give, and Live’ financial blueprint for your business and your life ...
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In this episode, we’re joined by long-time veterinarian and comedian, Dr. Mike McClenahan. He is the creator of The Bowtie Vet Guy YouTube channel and cohost of the Vets Unleashed podcast. Mike shares his inspiring story on merging comedy and his veterinary world and talks about why he thinks humor is so important. You can find show notes and more …
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Time management is something many of us try to navigate and improve on throughout our lives and careers, but it can be hard to get a proper grip on how to do it most effectively. In this episode, Dr. Scott Weinman, veterinarian and host of the Vets Unleashed podcast, joins the show to share his passion for time management and the science behind it.…
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In this episode, CEO of Highpoint Healthcare Advisors, Cameron Cruz, joins the show to discuss the insight he gained from working with veterinary and health professionals in the consolidation arena. He offers some considerations on creating a win-win situation at both ends of a sale and making it a smooth transition for everyone. You can find show …
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In this episode, Dr. Megan Sprinkle joins us to shed light on what it can take to break away from the well-worn path to create a career that you’re passionate about. You will glimpse Megan’s veterinary career and the curiosity that drove her into the veterinary space and beyond. She offers her insights into how you can shape your career in imaginat…
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We often talk to our clients about the four wealth activation pillars: Grow, Protect, Give, and Live. In this episode, we dive into the basics of the Protect pillar and the more modern, cutting-edge, and riskier elements we believe need to be considered. Joining the conversation today is Rod Finnegan, the owner of Vetinsure – an independent insuran…
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In this episode, Tony Welch, Chief Investment Officer at SignatureFD, joins us for an update on market trends and conditions for 2024. He shares his insights on what happened in 2023 and how they could affect us this year. If you’re looking at the next year and wondering how to plan for the instability and inflation, this episode may be for you. Yo…
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There’s a lot of important work going on when it comes to the development of preventative care and life-extending medicine. In this episode, we’re joined by a special guest who shares their insight into newly approved life-extending pharmaceuticals. Dr. Brennen McKenzie is the director of veterinary medicine at Loyal, a biotech company in San Franc…
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In this episode, a long-time veterinary industry partner and our friend Jimmy Dorough joins the show. Jimmy works with Patterson, serving around 100 hospital owners in the Atlanta metro market. As someone in and out of hospitals talking to team members and owners daily, Jimmy truly has a finger on the pulse of the industry and a great understanding…
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In this episode, Tony Welch, Chief Investment Officer at SignatureFD, joins us again. Previously, Tony talked about the economic times and how small business owners in the veterinary community are being (and may be) affected. In this episode, he discusses where we are now, what has changed in the economy, and the outlook he foresees for the veterin…
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In this episode, Rich Lester joins us to discuss exit plans, practice sales, transitions, and market changes and opportunities. Rich is the Co-CEO of Ackerman Group, where he uses his extensive experience to help guide veterinarians through selling their practices and structuring deals that work for them. You can find show notes and more at: http:/…
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In this episode, we sit down with Rennie Curran, a former NFL athlete, 3-time All-American, keynote speaker, author of several books, and CEO of Game Changer Coaching. Using his platform to inspire students, athletes, and business leaders to reach their full potential, he joins the show to talk about navigating difficult transitions and getting int…
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In this episode, Eric Josovitz, Founder of AdaptCFO, joins the show to highlight some of the intricacies of small business financial statements, focusing on veterinary hospitals. He shares his personal experiences and how they have shaped his perspective on the importance of quality financial controls. You can find show notes and more at: https://b…
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In this episode, we sit down with Tommy Thompson, a renowned figure in the veterinary industry. Having established several practices and Veterinary real estate companies, Tommy joins us to delve into the intricate process of exiting the business. He emphasizes the advantages of initiating the selling process early, shedding light on seeking profess…
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We’re wrapping up our series on employment agreements and non-competes with legal experts Peter Tanella and Brent Pohlman from Mandelbaum Barrett PC. Peter, who co-chairs the firm’s Corporate Law Practice Group, provides his expertise on what to expect if a non-compete issue plays out. Brent, a partner in Mandelbaum Barrett PC’s labor and employmen…
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Live Oak Banking Company is not only the leading small business lender in the country, but it also has a unique history of lending to veterinarians and originating some of the largest veterinary loans in the United States. In this episode, Chip Mahan, the CEO of Live Oak Banking Company, joins the show to share his insights into how Live Oak Bankin…
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Paul Diaz, Founder & CEO of Offer First and Founder of Hire Power Consulting, is a seasoned veterinary recruiter. When it comes to hiring practices, he’s seen his share of contractual clauses and has heard horror stories from veterinarians who signed non-competes. In this episode, Paul joins the show to discuss the use of non-competes in the veteri…
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In this episode, Nick Uva, Vice President of Business Development for Southern Veterinary Partners, joins the show to share his insights on owning and operating a successful veterinary hospital. With experience managing big acquisitions and laying operational foundations for hospitals, Nick discusses why he believes building a good culture and ensu…
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You asked – we answered! In this episode, we respond to some of your questions about our personal lives, including how many pets we each own and what our favorite episode is so far. We also share our perspectives on owning a veterinary hospital, discuss our thoughts on exit plans and ESOPs, and share our plans for the future of this podcast. You ca…
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Dr. Dick Gebhart, a thought leader and innovator in the vet industry, joins the show to share what he is most proud to have brought to his colleagues in the first fifty years of his career. This includes turning a single DVM hospital into a facility covering a full Los Angeles city block. In addition, he developed the first practice management soft…
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Do you know the key ingredients to a quality bourbon—and how they may be similar to running and selling a successful veterinary practice? In this episode, we sit down with Ben Pate, Director of Business Development at Lakefield Veterinary Group and a seasoned businessman with experience in both the bourbon industry and the veterinary medicine space…
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Mentorship in the veterinary industry often fails, which can lead to increased importance in appropriate onboarding measures for new staff members. In this episode, Jeff Sanford, Director of Financial Literacy and Practice Outreach at UGA College of Veterinary Medicine, joins the show to explore the employment market for veterinarians and hospital …
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Many conversations seem to be about inflation lately. As such, we believe it’s important to put things into perspective regarding what to do as prices increase and put added strain on small businesses. In this episode, Tony Welch, SignatureFD’s Chief Investment Officer, joins the show to share his thoughts on the current inflation situation. He pro…
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The sale of a veterinary practice can be one of the largest financial decisions you will make in your lifetime. To help ensure you’re making the right decision, we believe it’s important to have current market insights supported by long-term understanding, consult multiple experts, and obtain the right professional support. In this episode, Bill R.…
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In the veterinary industry, Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) aren’t very common. Many veterinary hospital owners are unsure how an ESOP compares to a more traditional exit plan and how long an owner considering an ESOP will likely have to stay in the business before exiting. In this episode, Brian Frey, CFP and Partner at SignatureFD, joins t…
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What can you do to help create a brand that attracts the clientele and associates you want? In this episode, Robin Brogdon, CEO at BluePrints Veterinary Marketing Group, joins the show to discuss the potential benefits of Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs) and what you can do to help build an ownership culture within your practice. You can find…
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The veterinary real estate market has undergone plenty of changes over the past several years, and it doesn’t seem to be slowing down. Whether you’re a current veterinary hospital owner looking to understand the value of your real estate or a prior owner with a third-party lease in place, it’s important to understand how your real estate is valued.…
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Many veterinarians say practice ownership is not for them because they want work-life balance, have too much student debt, or are unsure how to run a business. However, with advances in business processes, structuring, and technology, practice ownership is worthy of consideration and can bring empowerment and control. In this episode, Jordan Kay an…
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Veterinary practices have been busier than ever since the beginning of the pandemic. Due to this increase in transactions, the inefficiency of the veterinary business model was exposed. There was more money coming in, but there was also a lot more stress put on the vets and nurses. So, how can we find the perfect middle ground between profitability…
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The business of veterinary medicine has evolved greatly over the past few decades. With the pandemic, the increase in technology, and more, the veterinary industry is constantly having to pivot—and with that, the schools are having to change how they’re teaching students. So, how has the business of veterinary medicine developed, and what does this…
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Welcome to VET Worthwhile! This podcast is all about helping veterinarians learn to leverage wealth, maintain a healthy work-life balance, and build a worthwhile legacy—all while keeping focused on what matters most. In this inaugural episode, we will be sharing how this podcast came to be, what you can expect in the coming episodes, and what sets …
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Curious about the efforts put into local government? Joshua and Juan were given the chance to speak to two people who are at the fore front pushing for the Suffolk County Water Quality Restoration Act in Long Island, with such great benefits for all residents of Suffolk, it would be a waste if we couldn't educate ourselves in both their careers and…
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We are back! After a long break, we are bringing you some of the craziest ways people have bit the bullet from 1000 ways to die! Sylvia scares us from doing all of the things we love so it's only right that she does that to you too! We hope you enjoy it and leave us a five-star review! Stay Safe!By Cameron Cruz, Sylvia Garcia and Victoria Anifowose
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Joshua Castellanos and Juan C. Delgado are now joined by another Brentwood student, Kayla Lozada! In this episode, these Brentwood students interview the CEO of D'Addario John D’Addario III and their Director of HR Ray Irizarry. Exploring the history of D'Addario, their vision for the future, and advice to find a career path!…
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In this week's episode, we discuss the murder of Carol Finkle. When divorced parents remarry, all you can hope for is a smooth transition into being a blended family, but Carol Finkle got more than she bargained for with her two new stepdaughters. Listen in to find out what happened. If you like this episode, don't forget to leave us a review! Stay…
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In this week's episode, we discuss a murder of a body found in a Phoenix, Arizona dumpster. Why this body was there, will shock you. You know the saying snitches get stitches? Well, someone took that saying way too literal. If you like this episode, please give us a 5-star review! Stay Safe!By Cameron Cruz, Sylvia Garcia and Victoria Anifowose
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In this week's episode, we discuss the Santa Claus murders. Sometimes in life, we go through harsh situations. One man could not handle the pressures of normal life and decided to take the lives of his family members. If you like this episode, please leave us a 5-star review! As always, stay safe!By Cameron Cruz, Sylvia Garcia and Victoria Anifowose
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Welcome back for season 3! In this week's episode, we are discussing the unsolved case of the missing girls in Panama. Two best friends arrived in Panama hoping to experience some culture and have a good time volunteering, but what they got was far more than they bargained for. Listen in to find out what could have happened! As always, stay safe!…
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In this week's episode, we discuss some online stories of people who knew murderers. When you meet new people do you ever wonder..."Have they killed anyone before?" Listen in to find out what some of these people did! If you enjoy this episode, please give us 5-stars and as always, stay safe!By Cameron Cruz, Sylvia Garcia and Victoria Anifowose
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