22 new organizations join the dvm360® Strategic Alliance Partnership program in Q2
The organizations represent a broad set of missions, values, and goals blazing the trail toward the future of veterinary medicine
Today, dvm360® is proud to announce the addition of 22 new member organizations to its Strategic Alliance Partnership (SAP) program in Q2. These groups include animal health advocate organizations, veterinary medical associations, and other industry leaders dedicated to elevating veterinary medicine.
Through the SAP program, dvm360® promotes collaboration and an open exchange of information among trusted veterinary professionals for the benefit of the profession. As part of this joint effort, dvm360® will work with the affiliated partners to share information and highlight the different veterinary communities they support.
“The dvm360® SAP program is a tremendous platform for collaboration and partnership in the veterinary industry,” said Melanie Gutierrez, SAP Strategic Alliance Partnership Coordinator. “This program enables dvm360® to provide representation to the diverse voices that comprise the community of veterinary medicine.”
The 22 new dvm360® SAP partners include:
- Florida Veterinary Advisors
- Nexus Veterinary Bone & Joint Center
- Nexus Veterinary Specialists
- Chewy
- Innovetive Petcare
- MOVES
- Relief Rover
- AnimEd Solutions
- Loyal
- Latinx Veterinary Medical Association
- Multicultural Veterinary Medical Association
- Diversify Veterinary Medicine Coalition
- Pet Cancer Care Consulting
- Heart + Paw
- Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development Initiative
- CareVet
- Dr. Treat
- National Association for Black Veterinarians
- Cat Business Alliance
- Southern Veterinary Partners
- Lap of Love
- Not One More Vet
“The continued success of the dvm360® SAP program demonstrates the value that all parties are able to bring to each other by working together,” said Gutierrez. “By providing an inclusive platform for a wide array of veterinary communities to exchange information, we take bigger strides forward toward better veterinary medicine for all.”
Twenty-eight organizations have joined the dvm360® SAP program in 2022 alone, bringing the total number of member organizations to 77.
For more information about the dvm360® SAP program, click here.
