Vets4Pets And Companion Care Are Official Partners Of The Nottingham University Veterinary Society

Joint Venture group supporting the vets of our future This year the newly merged Joint Venture group Vets4Pets and Companion Care are official partners of the Nottingham University Veterinary Society. The announcement follows the success of Vets4Pets’ sponsorship and support over the last few years of the university’s events and programmes. The recent merger of Companion Care and Vets4Pets has resulted in the resource to run, develop and host more events and projects aimed at supporting veterinary students. The company currently run a high quality Business EMS course, a new graduate programme and aim to provide even more support with lectures, seminars and advice on job hunting and CV writing. Vets4Pets and Companion Care place a high importance on giving something back to the profession and helping students achieve their potential. Plans are currently in place to extend support across all the UK veterinary schools through a variety of activities including the delivery of business seminars to veterinary undergraduates. “The close relationship we have with the Nottingham Vet school is very unique and we love supporting the students in any way we can, we look forward to supporting even more universities in the future. “ Graeme McConnell, Head of Partnerships South. “The Nottingham Veterinary Society plays a crucial role in both academic and social activities of veterinary students at the Sutton Bonington Campus. The Society organises educational events such as the external speaker programme through its Clinical Club, runs a variety of social and sporting activities and provides an important peer support scheme. It is essential that the Society has adequate support and I am delighted to see that Vets4Pets have agreed to provide sponsorship for this academic year; undoubtedly this will see the Society continue to flourish.” - Gary England, Dean Nottingham Vet School Nottingham Veterinary Society has developed a close relationship with Vets4Pets over the last few years, and their continuing support of our Society enables us to provide outstanding services and events to our members, both socially and academically. We have some exciting plans lined up for this academic year, and the fantastic support from Vets4Pets and Companion Care will allow us to achieve a gold-standard experience for our members within the vet school and across the campus.” - Andy Yale, 4th Year, President Nottingham Veterinary Society

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