WVC Nashville debut makes continuing education 'more accessible and inclusive'

Viticus Group’s inaugural WVC Nashville brought veterinary professionals together for continuing education, hands-on training, and networking.

Viticus Group's inaugural WVC Nashville conference brought veterinary professionals to Music City Center Aug. 15–18 for more than three days of continuing education, hands-on training, and networking.

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The event offered more than 400 hours of continuing education, an exhibit hall with more than 300 exhibitors and more than 15 hands-on lab trainings at Viticus Group's new Nashville education center. Attendees included veterinarians, veterinary technicians, practice managers and other veterinary professionals.

The conference also featured entertainment, including the Nash Bash Block Party, a General Session with Miranda Lambert and the Tails & Tunes music festival, which included performances by Blanco Brown, Uncle Kracker and Gretchen Wilson.

WVC Nashville coincided with the opening of Viticus Group's new education centers near Nashville International Airport. The two adjacent centers add nearly 80,000 square feet of training space and are expected to accommodate more than 15,000 participants annually when fully operational.

"The wait is over…we are officially bringing the electric energy of Las Vegas straight to the heart of Music City!" says Andrea Davis, CEO of Viticus Group. "Launching WVC Nashville isn't just about opening a new location; it's a bold step forward in making world-class continuing education more accessible and inclusive than ever before."

Viticus Group continues to host its flagship WVC Annual Conference in Las Vegas. For more information, visit the Viticus Group website.

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