The Australian Veterinary Association Revenue and Competitors

St Leonards, AU

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Total Funding

Veterinary

Industry

Estimated Revenue & Valuation

  • The Australian Veterinary Association's estimated annual revenue is currently $7.5M per year.(i)
  • The Australian Veterinary Association's estimated revenue per employee is $66,964

Employee Data

  • The Australian Veterinary Association has 112 Employees.(i)
  • The Australian Veterinary Association grew their employee count by -8% last year.

The Australian Veterinary Association's People

NameTitleEmail/Phone
1
Executive Officer WellnessReveal Email/Phone
2
Executive Officer - Special Interest GroupsReveal Email/Phone
3
Head Corporate ServicesReveal Email/Phone
4
Administrative Officer - Special Interest GroupsReveal Email/Phone
5
Executive OfficerReveal Email/Phone
6
Head EducationReveal Email/Phone
7
Executive Officer - Production SIGsReveal Email/Phone
8
Advertising OfficerReveal Email/Phone
9
Head Veterinary and Public AffairsReveal Email/Phone
10
Executive Officer (Special Interest Groups)Reveal Email/Phone
Competitor NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal FundingValuation
#1
N/A13N/AN/AN/A
#2
$35M7687%N/AN/A
#3
$7.5M112-8%N/AN/A
#4
$7.5M131-4%N/AN/A
#5
$15M23411%N/AN/A
#6
$15M1793%N/AN/A
#7
$35M29418%N/AN/A
#8
$15M28910%N/AN/A
#9
$7.5M32-11%N/AN/A
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What Is The Australian Veterinary Association?

The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) is the national professional association for veterinarians. We represent over 8500 members from across Australia. Our Mission is to drive the success of the veterinary profession and promote veterinary science to benefit animals, the environment, the community, and our members. The AVA is a single entity, with a national office is located in Sydney, and offices in Canberra, Victoria, Brisbane, Adelaide and Sydney. Our structure includes an AVA division in each state and territory. Within our larger divisions we support 40 branches that play an important role in delivering CPD to members and supporting collegiality. Our 21 special interest groups within the association cater for members with particular expertise or interest in aspects of veterinary science, and help ensure that the AVA can represent the diversity of the veterinary profession. For more information, including member benefits, visit the AVA website www.ava.com.au veterinary science, veterinary education, veterinary policies, Australian Veterinary Journal, veterinary careers, animal production, animal welfare, veterinary professionl, veterinary HR advice, veterinary business advice, veterinary advocacy, vet media support

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Total Funding

112

Number of Employees

$7.5M

Revenue (est)

-8%

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The Australian Veterinary Association News

2022-04-13 - Are vegan dogs healthier?

... which means that they require meat to survive,” says an article on VetVoice, a blog run by the Australian Veterinary Association.

2022-04-06 - First professional body for veterinary customer care teams launches ...

On the back for the success of the British Veterinary Reception (BVRA) in the UK, the Australian Veterinary Receptionist Association (AVRA)...

2022-03-30 - Vets congratulate Australian Veterinary Association on Climate Policy

Veterinarians for Climate Action chair Dr Jeannet Kessels has today congratulated the Australian Veterinary Association for its new policy...

Company NameRevenueNumber of EmployeesEmployee GrowthTotal Funding
#1
$17.7M1222%N/A
#2
$60.9M1919%N/A
#3
$30.9M194N/AN/A
#4
$41.1M22924%N/A
#5
$57.3M25410%N/A