KC Animal Health Blog

The animal agtech ecosystem will come together for pivotal conversations, essential market intelligence and strategic business opportunities.

As we begin a new year with new challenges, it is my honor to extend a warm welcome to our new board leadership. With a shared vision and collective determination, we are poised to embark on a journey marked by innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to driving positive change and growth for the animal health industry.

With a focus on production resiliency, methane reduction and on-farm automation, the Animal AgTech Innovation Summit aims to advance animal welfare and promote environmental stewardship.

Join us in celebrating shared triumphs, embracing challenges and fostering gratitude for the invaluable contributions of our dedicated coalition. As we bid adieu to this year, let's carry forward the lessons learned, the unity forged and the spirit of giving into an exciting new chapter. Here's to seizing new horizons, transcending limits and conquering challenges ahead.

The race for talent is nothing new. Competition for talent has escalated, as workers across industries increasingly assess opportunities based on higher pay, greater flexibility in when and where they work, and better company culture.

The impending veterinary shortage necessitates curriculum changes in response to emerging trends and demands. With new veterinary programs seeking accreditation, there is a potential 33% increase in AVMA-accredited schools. Incorporating telehealth and addressing changing pet ownership patterns are paramount. Training students on telemedicine and feline behaviors, and evaluating curriculum allocation, are crucial for equipping graduates to meet evolving industry needs. Comprehensive curriculum changes are needed to effectively combat the veterinary shortage.

No other industry has more impact on the world than Animal Health so it is imperative that our next generation of talent understand the depth and breadth behind our industry.

Kimberly Young, President of the Animal Health Corridor was selected for her persistent dedication towards building the animal health industry.

Whether you’re an intern heading back to school or an employer bidding them adieu, there are ways to enhance the summer internship experience as it comes to a close.

The Animal Health Summit is an important platform for emerging companies as well as an incredible opportunity to network with the global community of industry leaders. Whether this year’s Summit is your first or 18 th , there are ways to enhance what you get from your experience. In this month’s blog, I’ve listed out my top 10 tips for attendees.