Dr. John Bryk is the Midwest, Southeast Coast Region practice Broker for TPSG. As a veterinarian, he understands the demands of our profession and strives to help his fellow veterinarians achieve their goals in private and corporate practice sales. With over 20 years of experience, I am able to negotiate the maximum value of your practice.

Dr. Angela Everett is a Scientific Services Veterinarian at Royal Canin in the Northeast, serving as a key nutritional resource for the veterinary community. Her passion lies in educating & empowering the veterinary community to maximize the use of nutrition to improve patient outcomes. Dr Everett is a graduate of UC Davis and spent 7 years in general practice in Denver, Colorado before relocating to Philadelphia, where she currently resides with her two cats, Gravy and Mango.

Mat Brost is VP of Marketing & Innovation at Dr. Elsey’s, where he focuses on advancing feline health and well-being. He works directly with Dr. Bruce Elsey, DVM, and Dr. Nathan Fastinger, Animal Nutritionist, to develop targeted solutions for feline health challenges. Mat’s expertise spans feline-wellbeing education, product development, and market strategy. His experience navigating complex retail landscapes and partnering with small-animal veterinary practices enables him to identify unmet needs. Actively engaged in industry events, public relations, and strategic partnerships, Mat drives innovation in supplements, solution-based litter blends, and specialized food formulations that always prioritize what’s best for cats.

Dr. Renee Streeter is a Board-Certified Veterinary Nutritionist® and currently works as the Senior Director of Animal Nutrition for The Farmer’s Dog. While working in general practice and clinical nutrition for several years, Dr. Streeter founded her own veterinary nutrition consulting company, which later merged with BSM Partners where she served as Principal Nutritionist for 6 years. She obtained her undergraduate degree in Animal Science from Cornell University before attending veterinary school at Ross University. Her clinical rotations were done at Cornell University’s college of veterinary medicine, where she stayed on to do her Clinical Nutrition residency.

Dr. Joseph Wakshlag graduated from the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998 and continued his training to become board certified in Veterinary Clinical Nutrition in 2008, in tandem with becoming a founding member of the College of Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation in 2010. He also received his PhD in Pharmacology in the department of Molecular Medicine at Cornell University. He started his academic career at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2006 eventually becoming a Full Professor in 2019.

Dr. Brittani Jones is a board-certified veterinary surgeon and the Scientific Communications Manager at The Farmer’s Dog. She earned her DVM from The Ohio State University, completed an internship at the Schwarzman Animal Medical Center, and a surgical residency at Michigan State University. Her clinical background includes specialty surgery and mentoring interns and students. She has authored peer-reviewed publications and presented at national conferences. Dr. Jones now combines her clinical expertise with a passion for scientific communication, helping to advance evidence-based, transparent pet nutrition.