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Amy Scott – 2018 Young Marketer of the Year

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If you’re thinking about applying for the New Marketing Talent award but wanted to know more about it first, what better way to help you decide by listening to our winner of the 2018 award, Amy Scott from Boehringer Animal Health Ltd. Amy talks about her reasons for entering, her experience of the judging process…

NMT Award judge, Mo Gannon, shares

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What do our judges look for in New Marketing Talent award applicants? Why have we changed from Young Marketer of the Year to New Marketing Talent? To find out more, check out  this short video from Mo Gannon, VMA NMT award judge Find out how to enter here

Colin George

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The Veterinary Marketing Association is very sad to advise that Colin George, former Secretary and latterly Honorary Member of the association, passed away on Friday 14th September 2018. Jane Manning current chair of the VMA says: “Colin retired from his role as Secretary in January 2017 due to ill health. He was passionate about the…

Entering Young Marketer of the Year – all you need to know by Anna Thomas

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The ‘Young Marketer of the Year’ award (YMOTY) is a prestigious marketing award for young marketers or older but less experienced marketing professionals in the animal health industry. It gives marketers under 34, or those that have worked in a marketing role for less than 5 years, a chance to showcase their skills, talents and…

VMA Annual Seminar: ‘Dare to Win: Making your Creative Work’

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The Veterinary Marketing Association (VMA) Annual Seminar is to be held this year at the IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) in London and presented by a panel of top creatives and researchers with a wealth of experience, including judges for the VMA and PM Society Awards. The CPD event will bring together both veterinary…

5 Top Tips for Marketing Your Practice

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No matter whether you’re adding marketing to your skill set at a ‘need to have’ level, or you’re a full-time in-house Marketing Manager, there are five core activities that should underpin everything that you do.