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Caroline Johnson
A life sciences honours graduate and NLP Practitioner, holder of CIM Advanced Certificate in Marketing, with many years experience in sales, management, mentoring, training, marketing and business development in the human and veterinary pharmaceutical business and in veterinary practice. Much of Caroline's work and extensive publishing has been undertaken under the trademark "People & Practice Development".

Jeremy Johnson
A Veterinary Surgeon from a background in food animal practice and companion animal medicine. Formal postgraduate qualifications in marketing (DipM) , accountancy (CDipAF), Project Management (Prince 2) and NLP (practitioner). Experience acquired from a wide range of sectors in a variety of roles in pharmaceuticals from technical support, sales and marketing, up to general management of major pharmaceutical companies.

Both of us regularly present at symposiums and other events in the UK and abroad.

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Our management articles are published in all the leading vet journals and we are often invited to comment on topical issues by the editors of these publications.  Subjects we've covered include marketing, customer care, communication, motivation and leadership, retailing, social media and many others.

We have extensive experience both of veterinary practice and the pharmaceutical industry, undertaking a wide range of roles and projects; we understand veterinary business.  If you want to know more about the projects we've worked on, please click on the links below:

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      Caroline & Jeremy run Vetpol, an online forum connecting the entire veterinary community. To join, log on to www.vetpol.co.uk.                                                                                           Vetpol>>