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Meet the Fetch Faculty: Betsy Charles, DVM, MA: Part 2

Downtown Charlotte, NC

In an interview, Betsy Charles, DVM, MA, excitedly detailed the talks she will deliver at the next Fetch dvm360® conference.

Although her lectures have had similar titles in previous years, Betsy Charles, DVM, MA, encouraged attendees to go to her upcoming sessions at the Fetch dvm360® conference because they are revamped with a fresh take. In an interview, she explained the talks are focused on leadership and well-being as these work in unison, plus she previewed each one.

View the video below for the entire discussion. The following is a partial transcript.

Betsy Charles, DVM, MA: There's a bunch of talks that I'm giving and they are all centered around leadership and well-being. I think that it's important to know that I come from leadership from a well-being standpoint because I believe, 'If you want to lead well, you [have] to be well.'

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