Final call for business boot camp

Summertime is a great time to take an extended vacation, spend extra time with the family, and enjoy the great outdoors. It’s also a great time to take a step back from your day-to-day routine and evaluate what’s really happening in your dental practice. With a little head space and time on your hands, you can identify the problems you need to root out, the opportunities you need to take advantage of, and the areas where you need to swallow your pride and ask for support.

The Dental Economics Principles of Practice Management Conference was designed to be all of those things. It’s a chance to break away for a few days and hear about the future of dental practice management. It’s a place to make connections with colleagues who are growth-minded. And it’s a place to get your hands dirty in practice management workshops with the authors you find here in the pages of DE. If you’re ready to be challenged, be reenergized, and grow more confident as the leader of your practice, this conference is for you.

This is the final call for this year’s conference, which takes place July 12–13 in Indianapolis, Indiana. It’s time to get on the train or wave goodbye. We hope to see you there.

Brady Frank, DDS
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