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MedVet + Press Releases > October 30, 2006: MEDVET COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCES NEW STAFF ADDITION MEDVET COMMUNICATIONS ANNOUNCES NEW STAFF ADDITION FORT COLLINS, Colorado – MedVet Communications recently announced the hiring of Aeric Luciano. He will serve as the company’s Director of Operations. “We have seen tremendous response this year to our strategic repositioning,” stated Dawn Wilson, President and Executive Producer. “Having Aeric’s experience on our team will allow us to continue focusing on customer service, quality marketing strategies for our clients, and a streamlined business structure.” Before joining MedVet Communications, Mr. Luciano ran his own successful business in the pet care industry. He also worked in the student activities and promotions department at Gloucester County College in Sewell, New Jersey. Mr. Luciano attended Rutgers University and Gloucester County College. His entrepreneurial drive and organizational capabilities will be applied to his day-to-day financial and operational responsibilities for MedVet Communications. About MedVet Communications MedVet Communications is an integrated healthcare communications firm specializing in the medical, pharmaceutical, and veterinary markets. The company focuses on producing high-quality programs at a fair price for their clients while keeping in mind the goals of satisfying their customers, partnering with talented creative individuals, and giving back to the community. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (July 17, 2006) CONTACT:
Dawn Wilson COLORADO'S ONLY FULL-SERVICE HEALTHCARE COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY OPENS IN FORT COLLINS. FORT COLLINS, Colorado – On Friday, June 23, 2006 MedVet Communications, the only full-service communications agency in Colorado that focuses specifically on healthcare markets, officially opened for business at their new location in downtown Fort Collins. The company, established in 1997 as September Designs, repositioned their brand and strategy in February 2006 as MedVet Communications, LLC. This change highlights their experience in healthcare markets, including the veterinary industry, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, and hospitals. One step in this process of focusing on the needs of the growing healthcare community in Colorado, New Mexico and Wyoming was to expand the company from a virtual office to a brick-and-mortar setting. The company also established two satellite offices in Cleveland, Ohio and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to expand the company’s access to world-renowned medical and veterinary experts. "Within the past six months we have gone from a single-person shop to a full-service agency that offers all the creative, strategy, and production needs for healthcare businesses across Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region," said MedVet Communications President and Executive Producer, Dawn Wilson. "We selected Fort Collins as our headquarters because the close proximity to our clients reduces costs and solves an unmet need. Fort Collins also offers a great quality of life, as the recent Money magazine’s Best-Place-to-Live rating proves, as well as access to some of the best veterinary resources in the country." The Rocky Mountain region has experienced a surge in healthcare services and facilities in the past decade. This growth includes the expansion and building of several area hospitals, such as the $111 million expansion at Presbyterian/St. Luke’s Medical Center in Denver, the new $236 million Medical Center of the Rockies in Loveland, and the new $16 million Northern Colorado Rehabilitation Hospital along Interstate 25. The veterinary market has also seen impressive growth and expansion in the Rocky Mountain Region, including the continuing expansion of Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in Denver, the establishment of Colorado Veterinary Wellness Center in Loveland, and the $2 million state-of-the-art MRI imaging suite at Colorado State University’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Fort Collins. An article in the Denver Business Journal supports the need to establish a full-service healthcare agency in the local region. The article states, "Denver’s public relations and advertising agencies are experiencing an unexpected side-effect from the weak economy: Local accounts that traditionally rely on large agencies from other markets are doing business in town." The article continues, "But with increasing belt-tightening on corporate travel and smaller marketing budgets, decision-makers realize local agencies can do the same job with less money." The expansion of MedVet Communications provides clients with the talents of graphic designers, copy writers, and editors as well as medical illustrators, medical writers, animators, multimedia producers, marketing specialists, video producers, photographers, project managers and public relations experts. All of the staff has healthcare experience creating smaller, individual projects to larger, more in-depth campaigns and educational programs. "Our group brings over 80 years of combined experience in the medical and veterinary markets working with every type of company in the healthcare market – from small veterinary offices, to regional hospitals, to international pharmaceutical companies," stated Dawn Wilson. "This experience pays dividends for our customers while our location provides convenient access to the healthcare market along the Front Range that no other agency can offer." Anyone desiring to learn more about MedVet Communications can visit their Web site at www.medvetcomm.com or e-mail their team at info@medvetcomm.com. About MedVet Communications MedVet Communications is a full-service healthcare communications firm specializing in the medical, pharmaceutical, and veterinary markets. The company focuses on producing high-quality programs at a fair price for their clients while keeping in mind the goals of satisfying their customers, partnering with talented creative individuals, and giving back to the community. |