VI AAEP News July 2022
ASSOCIATION Coming in August EVE: Convention registration kit
The AAEP’s 68th Annual Convention returns in November to the banks of the River Walk in culture-rich San Antonio, Texas, with a virtual option also available. In support of the meeting, the convention registration kit will be included in the August issue of EVE.
The kit will include the complete educational program, including dry lab offerings; social events listing; trade show information; registration and hotel information; and more.
Register for the meeting and dry labs, book your hotel and view the most current convention information at
convention.aaep.org.
Enjoy diverse cuisine, lush landscapes and unique shops along the famed River Walk.
Wanted: Your input for potential feature articles
The AAEP strives to bring its members relevant and engaging content of use to their practice and enjoyment of equine veterinary medicine. Help us deliver beneficial information by sharing your expertise and experience on any of the following story ideas.
1. With inflation running at 40-year highs, have you taken steps to mitigate inflation’s effect on your practice’s cash flow? If so, we’d love to hear about successful strategies you’ve implemented.
2. Have you raised fees in the past 12 months? If so, what has been the impact and how did you convey the increase to clients?
3. Have you changed your practice culture to facilitate communication among team members? If so, what did you do and how is it working out?
If you answered yes to any of these questions and wouldn’t mind sharing your experience, please contact John Cooney, publications coordinator, at
jcooney@aaep.org.
Similarly, if you have an idea for a story that may be of interest to your fellow members, please email the idea to
jcooney@aaep.org.
visitsanantonio.com, Bob Howen
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