AUSTIN, TX– Founded in 1863, Avma is a well-established veterinary event that takes place once a year in different cities around the world. The next edition it will be held in the capital of the lone star state Austin, TX. The official dates for AMVA are June 21st – 25th, 2024.
The Avma Convention aim to bring together members of the veterinary community, offering them opportunities to participate in workshops, lectures, scientific sessions, and explore a vast exhibit hall showcasing the latest advancements in veterinary products and services.
By attending, you not only have the opportunity to benefit from advanced educational seminars and build professional connections, but it also offers a chance to take a step back from your daily routine and reignite your passion and energy for veterinary medicine.
In 2023, the AVMA event saw a tremendous turnout with more than 300 exhibitors and over 7,500 attendees from the veterinarian community. The popularity of this event can be attributed to the fact that it caters to the diverse interests of all attendees, ensuring there is something enjoyable for everyone.
AVMA offers a range of activities, from informative seminars and product demonstrations to unique experiences like goat yoga and karaoke. Learn what to expect at AVMA by watching this video here.
Grab your stethoscope and mark your calendars for American Veterinary Medical Association 2024! Registration is now open and available here.
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- How to Travel on a Budget for Trade Shows
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