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Pete Mosney

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Pete Mosney is the Board Chair of Veterinarians Without Borders North America/Vétérinaires Sans Frontières Amérique du Nord Canada.

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Pete Mosney

Board Chair

Pete has been a business leader for the last 20+ years and has broad-based operations and general management experience, six years of military (Navy) experience travelling in the Middle East, Asia, Africa, U.S., Canada.

He also has 16 years of experience in Healthcare Medical Imaging service and management as well as Industrial Service across Canada, and 11 years of management experience in the Veterinary market at IDEXX as General Manager for Canadian businesses.

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