December 19, 2014

Lessons in Leadership #2: Your Best Leadership Advice

Zoo Advisors continues our video series with our second installment on the best leadership advice from today’s industry leaders. From accountability and listening to learning and engaging, these leaders share with us the best lessons they have learned in hopes that we all can step away with better strategies to lead our teams and help our staff develop.

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Canopy Launches Animal Health Research Project in Partnership with Dr. Lauren Howard

Canopy Launches Animal Health Research Project in Partnership with Dr. Lauren Howard

Animal health professionals are the backbone of ensuring the highest standards of animal welfare, yet zoological institutions are facing a growing workforce crisis. Canopy Strategic Partners is proud to be embarking on a research project in partnership with Dr. Lauren Howard to understand what’s driving the trends and what it looks like when animal health teams thrive.

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Super People, Smart Strategy: Inspiring Innovation at the APGA Annual Conference

Super People, Smart Strategy: Inspiring Innovation at the APGA Annual Conference

The theme for the 2026 APGA Annual Conference is ‘Inspiring Innovation,’ so this year we wanted to spotlight some of the superheroes here on Planet Canopy. Every member of our team has a unique superpower and story that influences how they approach innovation at gardens and cultural institutions across the globe. Meet the Canopians who are creating a better future for the planet!

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AMLAZ Spotlight: Meet Dr. Gregory Scott

AMLAZ Spotlight: Meet Dr. Gregory Scott

Meet Dr. Gregory Scott: Senior Associate Veterinarian & Clinical Residency Coordinator at Georgia Aquarium, a Board Certified Specialist in Zoological Medicine, and one of Canopy’s sponsored participants in the 2026 Advancing Minority Leadership in Aquariums & Zoos Program.

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Dr. Frederick Lahodny

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