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News|Articles|October 9, 2009

Shawn McVey's powers to be on display at CVC San Diego

Spend the day with this eerily insightful management consultant as he uncovers the issues impeding your success.

He doesn't use a crystal ball, but his uncanny ability to pinpoint your practice's problems-and solve them-is just as mystifying. Veterinary consultant Shawn McVey, MSW, has been working his magic on tricky practices for years. And now you have the opportunity to experience his expertise up close. Snag a front-row seat to one of McVey's five CE sessions at CVC San Diego Nov. 6 to Nov. 9 and see for yourself. No matter what your practice issue is-lack of leadership, growing demands with limited resources, toxic employees-McVey can make it all disappear. That is, if you attend and follow his sage advice.

Click here for more information on Shawn McVey and CVC San Diego.


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