CVS Group recognises breadth of work of its 9,000 colleagues
Film marks the 25th anniversary of the group and shows the variety of expertise and facilities that go into veterinary care
CVS has created a film to recognise the breadth of day-to-day work of its 9,000 colleagues providing veterinary services.
The ‘we care’ film – showing colleagues within its practices, services and support divisions – has been created to mark the group’s 25th anniversary, since being founded in 1999.
Produced by BAFTA nominated filmmaker Gary Tarn, the film was premiered last week at CVS Group’s annual leadership conference in the ICC Birmingham.
It was seen initially by a 1,000-strong audience of CVS’ colleagues from practices and support services and shared with all colleagues through the company’s internal communication channels.
Using headings such as ‘we treat’, ‘we analyse’ and ‘we console’, the film aims to give a brief insight into the significant skill, expertise and teamwork that goes into providing CVS veterinary care – from the start to the end of an animals’ life.
It aims to showcase the vast breadth of services and support within the group, so that viewers can appreciate how CVS colleagues work together to deliver great veterinary care.
Richard Fairman, CEO of CVS Group said:
“It is important to recognise that wherever you work in CVS, whether in our practices, our other operations or in our support functions, whether in the UK or Australia, you all play a key role in providing great care to our clients and their animals.”
CVS Group operates across small animal, farm animal, equine, laboratories and crematoria, with 500 veterinary practices and referral centres in the UK and Australia. In the last five years the company has invested nearly £80 million in its sites, facilities and equipment, in addition to industry leading training and support, to give the best possible care to animals.