Petplan Vet Award Winners Reap The Benefits
14 years ago
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Being awarded the Vet of the Year at the 2009 Petplan Vet Awards, not only increased Ben Jones exposure but it also gave his customers a lot confidence in his service.
2009 compare Jason Mansfield, Ben Jones (Vet of the Year) and SPVS President Richard Hillman
“It was a great honour to be named the 2009 Petplan Vet of the Year and it has had a really positive impact. The award has greatly increased the practices exposure in the local and national press and we’ve also been able to use the award to generate our own publicity.”
However Ben says the greatest impact of the award has been on his customers. “They were all delighted and I think it gave them a lot of reassurance in the service we provide. It has also generated more business with new clients saying they have come to us because of the award.”
Ian Patterson, a partner at St Clair Veterinary Group in Fife, said being named the 2009 Practice of the Year has also had a tremendous impact on their practice.
Practice of the Year St Clair Veterinary Group pictured with 2009 compare Jason Mansfield
“The award meant so much to everyone right across the practice and the team here is extremely proud of their efforts. It has also given us the opportunity to generate more business through the exposure that the practice has received since winning the award.”
Now into its eleventh year of the awards, Petplan is urging all veterinary professionals to mark this special occasion and reap the benefits of being a winner by taking the time to nominate outstanding colleagues. You can nominate under four categories:4676 views
Posted
22nd January, 2010 00h00
- Vet of the Year
- Vet Nurse of the Year
- Receptionist of the Year
- Practice of the Year
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