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Mike Arms, world-renowned animal welfare expert and the most successful champion of orphaned animals has shaped the animal welfare industry with his "Business of Saving Lives" concept for more than 40 years.

 

Built around his proven, life-saving methods, the ACES International Conference brings animal welfare industry leaders and professionals from around the world together to share the newest developments and most innovative strategies to increase animal adoptions, bring in more revenue, and move the animal welfare industry forward.

Leaders Educating Leaders

The ACES International Conference seeks to connect expertise, innovation and industry leadership to save precious lives and positively transform animal welfare. Top leaders in the animal welfare community join experts in fields like marketing, public relations and social media to demonstrate how time tested methods can advance animal welfare in your organization and your community.

Keynote Speaker

Joe Camp, film writer, producer, director, author, passionate speaker, and the man behind the canine superstar Benji believes that anything is possible if you work hard enough and have faith in yourself. He was told by industry "experts" not to bother with the original Benji film; that it wouldn't work. He proved the experts wrong and now, after five Benji movies, he's at it again in his latest incarnation as an author. His recent best-selling book The Soul of a Horse - Life Lessons from the Herd is in its eleventh printing and has turned the horse world on its ear by changing the lives of horses and people all across the planet.

Joe Camp believes that you can still rise above those folks who are always so quick to say: "You can't do that! That's impossible. Give up. Quit. Sit down. Shut up. Go away. If it could be done, somebody would've done it already." Joe Camp says, “Like the folks at the Helen Woodward Animal Center, I am proof positive that the impossible is still possible. It just takes a little longer.”