Viticus Group Expanding to Nashville: WVC Nashville Set to Debut August 16-18, 2026
— Plus New National Veterinary Continuing Education Conference & Training Facility in Music City Planned To Launch Summer 2026 —
Viticus Group, a nonprofit and leading provider of innovative veterinary and human healthcare education worldwide, is thrilled to announce its expansion to Nashville, TN. The expansion signifies a pivotal moment in the organization’s nearly 100-year history, adding WVC Nashville, a new veterinary continuing education conference on a national level, and a state-of- the-art hands-on education center in a vibrant and accessible location. WVC Nashville is scheduled for Aug. 16 to 18, 2026 at Music City Center and the new training facility is scheduled to be fully operational in the summer 2026 (subject to change). The 2027 dates are August 22-24, 2027.
Andrea Davis, Chief Executive Officer Viticus Group
“Our expansion to Nashville marks a significant milestone for both the veterinary and human healthcare industries,” said Andrea Davis, chief executive officer, Viticus Group. “For nearly a century, we’ve been at the forefront of hands-on training and education from our home base in Las Vegas. Now, with this new location, we’re broadening our reach – creating even more opportunities for professionals to advance their skills, build their confidence and shape the future of their practice. We are here to stay with the Vegas lights and look forward to the Nashville sights!”
With its flagship WVC Annual Conference continuing in Las Vegas, Viticus Group remains dedicated to providing unmatched continuing education while building its second home in Nashville. The new facility will be a cutting-edge bioskills training center designed to provide advanced hands-on education for veterinary and human health professionals. In addition, the upcoming conference, the first new national veterinary continuing education conference in more than 40 years, will introduce an experience that will match the energy and level of continuing education that WVC participants expect, expanding Viticus Group’s legacy of delivering premier continuing education and networking opportunities. Specifically, with the concentration of veterinary professionals in the geographic areas near Nashville, the accessible and centrally located city provided a logical choice to create an additional home for Viticus Group.
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Source: WVC News release
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