Press Releases

Press Releases

Updates about our company and employees

21 Apr, 2024
Monica Dixon Perry, CVPM, will participate on a VMAE Panel at the VMAE Summer Conference, Saturday, June 22, 2024 10:30 AM-11:00 AM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada). Austin, TX
16 Mar, 2024
The Strategic Growth Alliance, SGA Inc., will host Wendy Hauser, DVM, founder of Peak Veterinary Consulting at their May 18th meeting in Miami Beach, FL. Dr Hauser has practiced for 35-plus years as an associate, practice owner and relief veterinarian. She has worked in the animal health industry as a pet health insurance executive as well as a technical services veterinarian. She is a member of the AVMA Veterinary Economics Strategy Committee. Dr. Hauser consults with both industry partners (established and emerging) and individual veterinary hospitals. SGA, Inc. is a membership-based study group created in 2010 for veterinary practice owners.For info call Gary Glassman at gary@burzenski.com
13 Mar, 2024
Registration is closed for the virtual presentation that Monica Dixon Perry, CVPM, Director of Veterinary Consulting Services, Burzenski & Company, PC will give on May 5th, sponsored by AAHA, Veterinary Management Institute (VMI).
03 Feb, 2024
Monica Dixon Perry, CVPM will speak at the Texas Veterinary Medical Association Conference & Expo in Irving, Texas on March 2 and 3, 2024. Her topics include: Saturday, March 2, 2024 1:30 p.m. to 5:40 p.m.
13 Jan, 2024
The Arkansas Veterinary Medical Association Winter Meeting will host Monica Dixon Perry, CVPM, as a speaker at their 116 Annual Meeting from February 3-5, 2023 at the Hot Springs Convention Center/Embassy Suites Hot Springs, AR. Topics: Conducting Awesome Performance Evaluations Top Tips for Personal Management Recruiting New Grads: Pay, Benefits & More How to Manage Inventory ExpensesFast & Furious The Nuts & Bolts of Practice Management Develop a Rock Star CSR/Reception
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21 Sep, 2023
Monica Dixon. Perry, CVPM will speak at the NAVC Institute on May 21, 2024. The nature of NAVC Institute is "hands-on" learning. Course Title- Veterinary Practice Management Essentials Course Description – Managing a practice in today’s climate has its challenges, but attendees will leave this course/session with a thorough overview of what’s needed to effectively manage their practice from a financial, personnel and operational level while simultaneously enhancing the practice’s bottom line and team engagement.
15 Apr, 2023
When contemplating the sale of your veterinary practice, consider this fact: According to veterinary accountant Gary I. Glassman, CPA, “Potential purchasers of a vet practice may be in your surrounding area. I suggest you make a list of potential buyers close by and contact them to determine if there is any interest in acquiring your practice. The profession is dealing with market saturation in many geographic areas, and there are too many practices duplicating fixed overhead costs. These lead to financial inefficiencies that hold down practice valuations and purchases prices. A practitioner in your area may recognize these inefficiencies and be willing to pursue a purchase. It may be a close colleague that is out of space and looking to expand, or your practice facility could provide the perfect professional leap and add to practice sales volume as well.
working with a individual practices across the US
26 Feb, 2023
The unique thing about Burzenski & Company is that we have been in the veterinary space for over three decades now. … It's very exciting to have that range of knowledge, that range of experience. We welcome any size practice, whether you're a practice that is primarily small animal GP or if it's a mixed animal practice, equine only, house call, mobile, shelter medicine. There is a wide range of practices that we have experience with and therefore comfortable and excited to work with on a day-to-day basis.
The unique approach of our veterinary financial advisors team
22 Feb, 2023
Burzenski & Company is unique in that we solely have dedicated ourselves to the veterinary profession and that means that we just don't provide general veterinary accounting services. And even when we do, I think we also do that a little differently. … We spend a lot of effort and make sure we go out of our way to really communicate well, to get our clients to understand what their tax obligations will be, what kind of cash they'll need to prepare for on April 15th, and also to talk during the year, not after the end of the year, when you can't do anything but during the year as to how to minimize those taxes with some things that, you know, might pop up or present themselves even through the discussions that we have with our clients throughout the year.
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