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Strategic Planning: Build a Practice That Thrives

Complimentary webinar for veterinarians in Canada.

  • Date: Thursday, August 27, 2026
  • Time: 9:30am PDT | 10:30am MDT | 12:30pm EDT
  • Location: Virtual, Zoom

Strategic Planning: Build a Practice That Thrives

A successful veterinary practice doesn't happen by chance. It happens with a plan.

Join Greg Toner of VetCPA and Teressa Jonescu of Vet Purchasing for an interactive webinar on strategic planning for veterinary practices. Together, they'll explore how practice owners can create a clear vision, set meaningful goals, and develop strategies to navigate today's challenges while preparing for tomorrow's opportunities.

Whether you're planning for growth, improving profitability, strengthening your team, or thinking about your long-term exit strategy, this session will provide practical insights and actionable steps you can start using right away.

Presenters

Greg Toner, CPA, CA, TEP, CLU | Principal, VetCPA

Greg Toner is a CPA with over a decade of experience working with owner-managed businesses, startups, and high-net-worth individuals. With deep roots in the veterinary industry, Greg founded VetCPA to provide accounting and financial support tailored specifically to independent veterinary practices and locums across Canada.

His work focuses on practical, industry-specific advice that helps veterinarians make informed financial decisions.

Teressa Jonescu | Director of Member Services | Veterinary Purchasing

Teressa helps build aligned teams across animal health that grow together, because it’s people who move veterinary medicine forward.

Throughout her career, Teressa has worked at the intersection of veterinary practice, animal health, and business leadership, helping organizations strengthen relationships, navigate change, and align around a shared vision.

As a facilitator, trainer, and strategic advisor, she helps leaders build trust, develop high-performing teams, and foster meaningful connections between practice owners, veterinary teams, and industry partners.

Her purpose is simple: to help the people behind veterinary medicine do their best work so practices, businesses, and the profession can thrive.