Boehringer Field Sales Manager Retires After 35 Years!
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Boehringer Ingelheim’s popular field sales manager, Chris Gee, has retired after 40 years in the animal health industry, 35 years of which have been with Boehringer.
Having joined the company in 1980 when Boehringer launched in the UK, his first role was as a territory manager in the north west of England, the midlands and Wales. He has held a number of roles since then including national sales manager, head of sales in the UK and ROI and key accounts and business development manager. He was integral in establishing Boehringer’s new products in the marketplace in the cattle, equine and small animal sectors and was instrumental in the company’s success in launching Metacam and other leading brands.
Chris was involved with a variety of industry organisations and associations and he has served on the NOAH exhibitors’ committee for many years, the last few as chairman. He was also made an honorary member of BVOA (British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association).
“I am going to miss the many people that I have been fortunate to have met and worked with over the years – both customers and colleagues - many of whom have become good friends and I hope to keep in touch with them,” comments Chris.
“However, I am looking forward to spending more time with my family and I will continue to follow my sporting interests as a spectator, particularly at Anfield, and also attempt to reduce my golf handicap and play more regularly.”
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