Case Study: Food Armor achieves scalable, learner-first online antimicrobial stewardship training with Bridge

Cultivating Future-Ready Educational Programs

Food Armor, a Madison-based nonprofit founded in 2010 that provides antimicrobial stewardship education and accreditation for food animal veterinarians and farmers, needed to pivot its decade of in-person training to a future-ready online model. To broaden reach and improve antibiotic stewardship across agriculture, the organization faced the challenge of translating hands-on, practitioner-focused content into engaging, learner-centric digital courses without losing relevance or retention.

Partnering with Bridge Employee Development and Construct, Food Armor developed a learner-first online program with dedicated project management, subject-matter experts, instructional designers, and media specialists—producing over 80 minutes of video, 24 minutes of motion graphics, and migrating legacy content in 70 days. The result is a scalable, editable platform that improves access and engagement nationwide, supports certification and assessment tracking, and lets the organization better measure completion and impact while freeing staff to focus on strategic growth.

Food Armor

Katie Mrdutt

Executive Director