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'''Graham Dick BVSC, MRCVS'''

==Biography==
A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.

Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of WikiVet Ltd, as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to WikiVet Trust.

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 A [[UK - Bristol Veterinary School, Bristol|Bristol graduate]], Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.
 Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund ([http://www.vetlife.org.uk/ Vetlife]), [http://knowledge.rcvs.org.uk/home/ RCVS Knowledge] and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company|WikiVet Ltd]], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].

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 [[File:Graham_Dick.jpg|right|200px|Graham Dick BVSC, MRCVS]]
-A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.
+A [[UK - Bristol Veterinary School, Bristol|Bristol graduate]], Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.
-Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company|WikiVet Ltd]], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].
+Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund ([http://www.vetlife.org.uk/ Vetlife]), [http://knowledge.rcvs.org.uk/home/ RCVS Knowledge] and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company|WikiVet Ltd]], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].

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	A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.		A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.

−	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company\|WikiVet Ltd}], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation\|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].	+	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company\|WikiVet Ltd]], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation\|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].

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	A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.		A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.

−	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [The_WikiVet_Trading_Company WikiVet Ltd], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [WikiVet_Educational_Foundation WikiVet Educational Foundation].	+	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [[The_WikiVet_Trading_Company\|WikiVet Ltd}], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [[WikiVet_Educational_Foundation\|WikiVet Educational Foundation]].

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	A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.		A Bristol graduate, Graham spent 15 years in mixed veterinary practice, first in Somerset then as a practice partner in Norfolk, before a change of track led to the world of animal therapeutics both in the UK and overseas with Bayer Animal Health. Following 5 years as Head of Marketing and Technical Services for Bayer Australia/New Zealand his roles included that of Global Head of Livestock Business and Head of European Marketing before eventually returning to the UK as Head of the Animal Health Division of Bayer for the UK and Ireland for ten years during which time the company became one of the best recognised in the UK Companion Animal sector.

−	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of WikiVet Ltd, as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to WikiVet ~~Trust~~.	+	Graham also served on the Board of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH), of which he was elected Chairman for a period of three years and is now an honorary life member for services to the animal health industry. Additional to a Non-executive Directorship of Premier Veterinary Group, he provides consultancy services to international veterinary business and currently serves on the Boards of the Veterinary Benevolent Fund (Vetlife), RCVS Knowledge and of [The_WikiVet_Trading_Company WikiVet Ltd], as well as providing marketing and commercial guidance to the [WikiVet_Educational_Foundation WikiVet Educational Foundation].