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Debunk Millennial Stereotypes to Better Manage Your Dental Team

By Art Wiederman and Ryan Vet On Sep 14, 2022

There are many myths and stereotypes surrounding the millennial generation in the workplace. Debunking these stereotypes will help you have a greater understanding of the unique differences as well as help you attract and retain staff. In this episode of The Art of Dental Finance and Management podcast, Art meets with Ryan Vet, author of Cracking the Millennial Code, to discuss how dentists can motivate and manage millennials on their dental team.

Reach out to Art if you have any questions regarding dental finance and management for your dental practice.

Art Wiederman, CPA

Serving dental professionals for 35 years, Art Wiederman, CPA, is director of dental practices for Eide Bailly, one of the nation’s leading CPA firms. With special expertise in dental practice metrics and benchmarks, he oversees a variety of services, including accounting, tax and financial planning, retirement planning, and financial practice management. In addition to his podcast, Wiederman lectures nationally on dental accounting and financial management. He can be reached at awiederman@eidebailly.com.

Ryan Vet

Ryan Vet was raised in the suburbs of Chicago. As a young boy, he dabbled with various entrepreneurial ventures ranging from the typical lemonade stand to a line of trading cards and a neighborhood newspaper. At age 14, Vet launched a multi-national marketing firm that specialized in working with non-profit organizations. He scaled the organization to work with over 200 clients in 25 different countries. Since then, Vet has risen to executive leadership roles at multiple companies as well as hold advisory board roles in several companies and non-profits. At the core, Vet is a passionate entrepreneur. As such, his experiences have led him to launch several startups and act as angel investor in others.

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