Podcasts about lorien clemens

July is National Lost Pet Prevention Month and Lorien Clemens, CEO and co-founder of PetHub and Jerrica Owen, Executive Director for the National Animal Care & Control Association, share survey results from their 2022 Lost Pet Research Study. The survey shows a gap in perceptions of prevention and return-to-home methods by pet owners as well as animal shelter employees. Learn how you can prevent your pet from becoming a lost statistic and how shelters can help pet owners find their lost pets faster.

The tables have turned! Join us in this Pet Lover Geek episode where independent journalist Dominick Bonny interviews Lorien Clemens on his show, 'Common Sense,' as she shares how she became the CEO of PetHub, some BIG news happening with the company recently, and her advice for girls and women who aspire to shake things up in the working world -- as they should.Show Notes:Newsletter

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One of the biggest worries about pet ownership is that your pet will go missing, and while there are methods to identify and track lost pets, they are imperfect solutions. This week, Shawn & Ivan speak with Lorien Clemens of PetHub about digital ID tags. Lorien recommends Start With Why by Simon Sinek (amzn.to/2XXTj9m) & Dare to Lead by Brené Brown (amzn.to/39NSqmz). Learn more about Lorien at pethub.com.

Lorien Clemens is the co-founder and COO of PetHub, Inc., the leader in Modern Pet Identification. PetHub is a centralized pet data hub that is linked to an external digital ID tag. Their system not only helps lost pets get home quickly (96% of PetHub recovered pets are home in less than 24 hours), their platform also provides resources to help pet parents throughout their pets' lives. Lorien is an SME in lost pet prevention & recovery, and how digital tools work in that space. Lost Pet Prevention Month, started by PetHub in 2014, takes place every July and is a great topic for an interview with her.

Lorien Clemens is the CEO of Pethub and she tells the story about how the founder, Tom Arnold, came up with the idea for Pethub. Brett and Lorien discuss how having the right people in the right roles can really make a difference in a growing company. Lorien talks about how we can assess our strengths and weaknesses as individuals. Brett and Lorien dig into how a title change can affect your business. What does a title do to change perception?

Join us for today's roundtable on how PetHub and Lost Pet Prevention month came to be. Listen as Lorien Clemens and Tom Arnold take the hot seat and answer questions from listeners to give you all the answers you have been looking for!

This week Michelle Fern chats with Lorien Clemens, the COO and Co-Founder of Pet Hub. It's Lost Pet Prevention Month in July, and PetHub offers 360-degree protection for your pets and great tips for us pet parents. What is PetHub and how do they do it? Learn what to do to protect them and what PetHub offers to keep them safe. EPISODE NOTES: Pet Hub

Lorien Clemens joins us to discuss PetHub, a modern pet identification that links your tag to a free and secure pet profile and ensures that your best friend is always by your side. Lorien says: “96% of pets that are recovered with a PetHub ID tag are home in 24 hours or less, and less than 2% of those pets ever hit a shelter door.” “We recommend that at the very least pet parents also have an ID tag that has their contact information on it - it should be a digital ID tag.” “52% of microchips are actually out of date, and that's according to the microchip industry.” “If we're really sharing all this incredible data and incredible technology, it means longer, healthier, and less stressful lives for our pets.”

PetHub Do you travel with Pets? Then this is an episode you are going to enjoy. Lorien Clemens, the COO of PetHub, joins us today to talk about the many advantages and features of their pet identification tags and services. PetHub tags are ID tags that can be scanned by smartphones to receive information about … Continue reading "Ep. 70 PetHub" The post Ep. 70 PetHub appeared first on Beyond The Wheel.

Lorien Clemens from PetHub joins us today to talk more about the benefits of PetHub and her role in the organization as the Vice President of Operations & Marketing programs. Learn more about lost pet prevention month and how you can keep your pets safe during the busy summer months. She also shares with us what PetHub is working on next, interested in keeping your safe? Take a listen and learn how technology with PetHub can help keep your pets safe!

Our guest this week is Lorien Clemens with PetHub. Lorien joins Amy and Dr. B. to discuss all the things PetHub is doing to help protect, share, and nurture animals’ lives for pet parents. Lorien discusses why PetHub created Lost Pet Prevention Month in 2014 and how it has been used to provide resources for preventing lost pets and tools for finding them if they go AWOL (absent without a leash). She also discusses the importance of cat collars, external identification tags, pet licenses, rabies tags, pet tattoos, and why microchips alone are not reliable for finding lost pets. You can find more about PetHub and Lorien at pethub.com or lostpetprevention.com.

Pethub is the first of our Million Dollar Dog Brands to appear in the Animalhaus Podcast. We’re interviewing Marketing Manager, Lorien Clemens and she is totally dishing it – sharing all the secrets and letting us behind the scenes of her fab marketing strategy at Pethub. What is a Million Dollar Dog Brand? In This […] The post 04. Pet Hub appeared first on working with dog.

It was Valentine's day when we recorded this show!  We hoped that you all gave the four-legged loved ones in your lives lots of attention on that day, and maybe even a special treat.  In honor of the beautiful day, we invited Lorien Clemens of Pet Hub back to the show to tell us all about an exceptional Valentine's themed photography contest!  You'll need to take notes so you can enter your pet's special photo next year.   Then after our halftime break, Dr. Andrea Sanchez gives you all the do-s and don't-s to keep your pet's smile shiny and bright! 

This morning Marie is going to talk technology.  She loves reviewing new products that can help keep pets safe so she have invited Lorien Clemens from PetHub to stop by in a bit to give us all the details on a new product that will help locate a lost pet quickly. Then, after our halftime break, she'll be speaking with Dr. Matthew Wheaton, the veterinarian who treated a puppy who chewed off its foot after its owners left it tethered and unattended in the back yard.  This practice is unsafe and illegal yet it is still so commonplace.  It's a sad story that needs to be told, and fortunately, it has a happy ending.