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AMC Completes $127M Capital Campaign, Announces Board Leadership Changes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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What happened

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The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center completed the $127 million Gift of Love capital campaign, which also included an 83,000-square-foot expansion and renovation. Nicole Seligman was named Chair of the Board of Trustees, while Robert Liberman was named Chair Emeritus.

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Why it matters

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The successful campaign and expansion strengthened AMC's ability to provide advanced veterinary care, education, and scientific discovery. These milestones position the hospital for its next strategic chapter.

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Who's involved

  • AMCThe veterinary teaching hospital that completed the capital campaign and expanded its facilities.
  • GiftThe name of the $127 million capital fundraising campaign.
  • BobbyThe former Chair who was named Chair Emeritus in recognition of his service.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • universitySpeculative

    University partners might benefit from strengthened AMC's educational and research capacity following the capital campaign.

  • AMCSpeculative

    AMC's financial position could be strengthened by the successful completion of the $127 million capital campaign.

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