Join us on May 31st from 10:00AM to 12:00PM ET for the NAVTA 2025 Leadership Summit, where veterinary technicians and leaders will explore best practices in nonprofit management, develop essential leadership skills, and build stronger connections within our professional community. This virtual event features expert speakers sharing invaluable insights on interacting with state veterinary boards, navigating legislative processes, and advancing the veterinary technician profession through collaborative teamwork. Register today to be part of this enriching experience that will empower you to lead effectively in your organization and make a meaningful impact on the future of veterinary medicine. Registration is free for everyone to attend! Learn more here: https://navta.net/leadership-summits-and-symposia/ (fb)

These rising stars are showing what’s possible with ambition, dedication, and an AVA foundation: Lily Slayne – From clinic floors to global spay/neuter clinics and now on her way to UC Davis Vet School, Lily’s journey proves that early preparation pays off. Annika Weaver – From the classroom to the Kentucky farm, and now assisting equine veterinarians in Ocala, Florida, Annika is pursuing her dream with grit and gratitude—and she just got accepted to Auburn’s Vet School. Anthony Wolheter – The first Bergen Tech grad to pass the NAVTA AVA exam, Anthony turned his love for imaging into a full-time role in radiology and is now preparing for vet tech school. No two paths are the same—but they all started with a strong AVA foundation. Do you have advice for young professionals in veterinary medicine? Share your tips and experiences with us. #AVAPathsToSuccess Read Lily, Annika, and Anthony’s full stories at https://navta.website/AVAWeek2025 #AVAWeek2025 (fb)