How can we all make a difference in promoting healthy leadership in the veterinary profession?

Jenny Langridge
Saturday, July 2, 2022

Everyone can develop their leadership qualities. Veterinary Women In Leadership was set up to support women in leadership, hosting in-person and online events, supporting networking and offering access to mentoring programmes.

 Jenny Langridge, Acting Editor of Veterinary Woman which partners with XLVets to form Veterinary Women in Leadership.
Jenny Langridge, Acting Editor of Veterinary Woman which partners with XLVets to form Veterinary Women in Leadership.

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