What is GRT Summit?
The GRT Summit is not your typical “Transactional” Optometric CE Meeting where you pay your registration fee, attend the meetings, and leave with only a CE certificate.
The GRT Summit is a one-of-a-kind, invitation only, collaborative meeting of Independent minded ODs.
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You will leave this meeting with the following:
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Strategies to Grow your practice, Grow your revenues, Grow your profit centers, Grow your team members, and to Grow yourself professionally and personally.
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Strategies to Retain your 5 star patients, Retain your key team members, and Retain more of your profits.
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Strategies to Transition your practice, including incorporating new technology, new procedures, and new products.
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Strategies to Transition your practice by cultivating an associate and nurturing that associate into a partnership.
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Enrollment in a GRT Mastermind group of 8-10 like-minded ODs to challenge you and to hold you accountable for practice implementation and change.
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Enrollment in a GRT Analytics program to monitor growth.
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Implementation plan for post-meeting success.
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Schedule for follow up virtual or live meting at the 1 month, 3 month, and 6 month intervals following the summit, to encourage implementation and change.
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Entry into intra-office games to challenge and reward transition and growth.
The Team Behind GRT Summit
PAUL MORMON, OD
Dr. Paul Mormon is an adventurer at heart and has a deep love for National Parks and everything outdoors. He brings this passion to his Optometry practice in caring for his patients, teaching the next generation of student externs, and nurturing new associates. Dr. Paul graduated from SCO in 2001 and worked in a MD/OD referral center before entering private practice with his father and original partner. Dr. Paul taught students at the Southern College of Optometry in a part-time role from 2004-2008 and continues to be an adjunct faculty member at SCO. Dr. Paul serves as the Managing Partner and CEO (Chief Experience Officer) for his group of four offices in the Memphis metro area. He has served in many roles within the Tennessee Association of Optometric Physicians including President and Chairman of the Board. He is a strong advocate for keeping Optometry independent and assisting in practice development and transition which is the backbone of the GRT Summit. Dr. Paul is married to Kelli and has three daughters, all which share his love for life and the great outdoors.
CHRISTOPHER WROTEN, OD
After receiving a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Louisiana State University, Chris Wroten, O.D., graduated from Southern College of Optometry (SCO) before completing a Residency in Hospital-based Primary Eye Care at the Memphis Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Dr. Wroten is a partner at the Bond-Wroten Eye Clinics, with 3 offices in southeast Louisiana, and serves as the clinic’s Chief Operating Officer, while supervising its Primary Care & Ocular Disease Residency and Student Externship Programs, both of which he founded. He has received appointment as Adjunct Faculty at several schools & colleges of optometry, has twice been elected President of the Optometry Association of Louisiana (OAL), co-chairs the OAL Education Committee, is Vice-Chair of SECO International’s Education Committee, serves on the Louisiana State Board of Optometry Examiners, has been appointed to numerous committees within the American Optometric Association, and serves on the Board of Trustees for SCO. Dr. Wroten has lectured internationally, participated in clinical research, and been the recipient of several professional awards throughout his career. He is a devoted husband to his wife, Dr. Sarah Wroten, also a staff optometrist at The Bond-Wroten Eye Clinics, and is the proud father of two children, Emily and Ben.