Tag: Dr. Darryl Glover

Drs. Darryl Glover and Jennifer Lyerly join Dr. Thomas Pinkston to discuss his path to opening his own private practice. After graduating from UAB...

Join Dr. Darryl Glover and Mr. Kunle Lawrence of Lawrenzok. At Lawrenzok the Philosophy is simple; The fit is KING. We believe in simplified, yet sophisticated elegance, that aligns with the needs of the everyday gentleman. Mr. Lawrence shares his love for eyewear along with his top 5 favorite pairs of eyewear.

Join Dr. Darryl Glover and Alessandro Baronti on Top 5 Eyewear. Alessandro Baronti, President and CEO of DeRigo REM, shares his journey in eyecare, top 5 eyewear, advice on leadership, and more.

Join Dr. Emilie Seitz as she shares her experience as an optometric resident in a hospital-based ocular disease residency. How did she choose the...

IDOC has announced a new strategic partnership with two of the eyecare industry’s most noteworthy diversity leaders, Dr. Darryl Glover of Durham, NC and Dr. Adam Ramsey of Palm Beach Gardens, FL. The two independent ODs and Founding Members of Diversity Perspective will create and share strategic recommendations with the IDOC management team designed to increase the adoption of diversity, equity, and inclusion principles.

Drs. Darryl Glover and Sandi Eveleth discuss the 2021 digital marketing trends. We discuss everything from social media, chatbots, and voice search. The two also jump into the new social media platform, Clubhouse.

Transitions® The Pulse will bring together eyecare industry professionals from over 42 countries with the first of its’ kind global virtual industry event on February 9th, 2021. “We’re gathering together to build that collective strength to help our businesses thrive and prosper in 2021,” King shares about the inspiration behind the event.

Dr. Darryl Glover hangs out with Dr. Alan Glazier. Learn what's new on ODs on Facebook and more.

Join Drs. Darryl Glover and Howard Purcell as they dive deep into Diversity at the New England College of Optometry.

Did you know that 40% of Americans cannot afford an unexpected expense of $400 or more? And this stat was found before the pandemic wrecked...