What Freakonomics Missed
Ryan Leech and Dr. Ivan Zak discuss a recent two-part episode of Freakonomics about the impact of private equity ownership on the veterinary market and consolidation.
They explore the different perspectives presented in the episode, including those of executives, economists, and veterinarians. Our hosts also touch on the importance of trust and alignment between executive teams and private equity firms and the challenges clinics face in achieving growth.
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Topics discussed:
- Personas in Freakonomics episode and their representation
- Importance of trust and alignment between executive teams and private equity firms
- Challenges in increasing productivity and balancing pricing/wages for veterinary clinics
- Effects of private equity ownership on employment and workplace injuries
- Opportunities for growth in the veterinary industry
Helpful links:
- Galaxy Vets
- Freakonomics Radio: Should You Trust Private Equity to Take Care of Your Dog? (Part 1)
- Freakonomics Radio: Do You Know Who Owns Your Vet? (Part 2)
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Episode: Employee Ownership in Veterinary Consolidation