Animal Health, Nutrition and Technology Innovation Europe 2025

Vet Clinics - Join Us in 2025!

Why should you join us?
• Transform the functionality and efficiency of your clinics with the latest innovations and technologies.
• Expand your network of potential partners and acquirers.
• Collaborate with industry and share your views on the growth trajectory and greatest opportunities.

1-2-1 Meetings

Connect 1-2-1 with all other attendees on our networking platform, Swapcard. With Swapcard, you'll have the opportunity to arrive in London with a bespoke meeting schedule tailored to meet with start-ups, service providers, investors, alongside your peers, colleagues and friends.

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Vet 2030: How the Industry Will Evolve

Be inspired by where you can achieve future growth, as we look beyond animal health to understand the strategies driving the next wave of innovation and growth in the sector. Cross-industry insights will highlight how traditional veterinary care models could be disrupted, new approaches to take to innovation and more.

Author:

Karl Aschenbrücker

Associate Partner

McKinsey & Company

Value Creation Across Europe’s Veterinary Services

Identify current pain points in the changing veterinary landscape and explore how new technologies and innovations can be integrated into clinics to enhance outcomes and improve efficiencies.

Moderator

Author:

Louisa Chaves

Principal

L.E.K Consulting

Panelists

Author:

Michael Fitzke

Senior Director AI, Next Generation Technologies

Mars Science & Diagnostics

Author:

Nicolas Naillon

Managing Director, Head of Healthcare EMEA

Nomura

Animal Health in the Next 5 Years: Opportunities in the Evolving Landscape

Adapt your business plan to the biggest opportunities in the industry according to animal health’s biggest players. This discussion will deep-dive into trends such as the increasing influence of AI and tech, the evolution of therapeutics, and the potential of diagnostics to improve animal health.