News Events
VeTA Days, Upplands Väsby The sales team will be attending the conference, a recurring tradition aimed at veterinarians, veterinary nurses, animal care workers, and other professionals in animal healthcare
AVEF Metz, France. Romain Paillot is presenting at L’Association Vétérinaire Equine Française, an organisation that brings together more than 600 veterinarians who work exclusively or partly in equine medicine or surgery.
Jönköping Horse Show. The sales team represents Intervacc at the event, which is a central meeting place for equestrian sport where Swedish and international riders compete in both show jumping and dressage. In addition to sport, shows and exhibitions are organized with over 100 exhibitors.
Danish Veterinary Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark. Intervacc’s sales team will attend DDD’s annual meeting, which for two days brings together a large part of the Danish veterinary industry – from veterinarians and veterinary nurses to key professionals and decision-makers.
Course on Guttural Pouches and Strangles, Mälaren Hästklinik, Sigtuna. Agneta Gustafsson leads the training for veterinarians and veterinary nurses in guttural pouch endoscopy.
THE AGENDA
Upcoming activities
Spreading knowledge about quark, infection control and preventive animal health is an important part of Intervacc’s work. By participating in fairs, conferences and lectures, we want to contribute to increased knowledge and better animal health.
Being presented are planned activities where Intervacc participates in fairs, conferences, lectures among others.
VeTA Days, Upplands Väsby The sales team will be attending the conference, a recurring tradition aimed at veterinarians, veterinary nurses, animal care workers, and other professionals in animal healthcare
AVEF Metz, France. Romain Paillot is presenting at L’Association Vétérinaire Equine Française, an organisation that brings together more than 600 veterinarians who work exclusively or partly in equine medicine or surgery.
Jönköping Horse Show. The sales team represents Intervacc at the event, which is a central meeting place for equestrian sport where Swedish and international riders compete in both show jumping and dressage. In addition to sport, shows and exhibitions are organized with over 100 exhibitors.
Danish Veterinary Congress in Copenhagen, Denmark. Intervacc’s sales team will attend DDD’s annual meeting, which for two days brings together a large part of the Danish veterinary industry – from veterinarians and veterinary nurses to key professionals and decision-makers.
Course on Guttural Pouches and Strangles, Mälaren Hästklinik, Sigtuna. Agneta Gustafsson leads the training for veterinarians and veterinary nurses in guttural pouch endoscopy.
THE AGENDA
Upcoming activities
Raising awareness of strangles, infection control and preventive animal health is an important part of Intervacc’s work. By participating in trade fairs, meetings, training courses, conferences and lectures, we aim to contribute to greater knowledge and improved animal health.
Here we present major scheduled activities in which Intervacc participates.
With the news briefs, we want to offer an insight into the business between the regulatory news and the quarterly reports – which reflect the people, research, collaborations and activities behind the development of new vaccines and sales.
NEWS BRIEFS
James Mount Appointed as QPPV
James will be responsible for pharmacovigilance at Intervacc, focusing on the company’s immunological veterinary medicinal products within the EU and the UK. This includes ensuring regulatory compliance, monitoring medicinal product safety, managing safety signals, conducting audits and inspections, assessing the benefit-risk balance, and serving as a contact person for regulatory authorities.
We warmly welcome James, who assumes his position today!
Patrick “Paddy” Looney joins the Swedish sales team
Intervacc is strengthening its Swedish sales team with Patrick (Paddy) Looney, who will be responsible for developing Intervacc’s presence in Central and Northern Sweden, strengthening relationships with horse owners, veterinarians and other industry stakeholders, and contributing to the company’s continued growth.
Paddy has a solid background in the equine industry and a strong commitment to equine health. He is originally from Ireland, where he built his experience in the equine sector early on, and has since developed a strong network and a deep understanding of the industry’s needs. He has also run his own horse-breeding business in Sweden and worked internationally in business development, marketing and customer relations.
We look forward to welcoming Paddy to the team and extend a warm welcome to him at Intervacc.
Equine Specialist Program Step-1 Held by Intervacc on 17/10
Intervacc is hosting a full-day course in October at Mälaren Equine Clinic in Sigtuna. The course is approved for the “Equine Specialist Program” – a three-year full-time continuing education program for licensed veterinarians leading to specialist competence in equine diseases. The program is organized by the Swedish Veterinary Association on behalf of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
The course theme is guttural pouch infections & guttural pouch endoscopy with a combination of theory and practice. The full program can be found here »
Strangvac® has now arrived in New Zealand
Thanks to excellent cooperation between Intervacc, Dechra, and the relevant authorities, 1,200 doses of Strangvac®, originally intended for the British market, have now arrived in Auckland to help protect horses in the Waikato region, which has unfortunately been affected by several outbreaks of strangles.
We are proud to have been able to get the delivery on-site so quickly and hope that it will contribute to the efforts to limit the outbreaks and protect the horses in the area.
Breakfast networking and lecture
Westcoast Equestrian Week (WEW) is a major summer festival and show jumping competition held at Åby Arena (Åbytravet) in Gothenburg.
Today, Intervacc took part in WEW with “Together Against Strangles” and a public breakfast lecture, “Make biosecurity routine—for the horse’s best interests”. The speakers were Emma Hartman and Anna Martinsson.
Meeting with CVB in Iowa, USA
Intervacc’s Chief Scientific Officer, Andrew Waller, and Head of Immunology, Romain Paillot, met with the Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB) today. CVB is part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), which regulates and controls biological products for animals, such as vaccines and diagnostic tools. Today’s meeting was an important and significant step in the regulatory process pathway toward market approval of Strangvac® in the United States.
With our news items, we aim to offer insight into our operations between regulatory news and quarterly reports, reflecting the people, the research, the collaborations and the day-to-day work behind the development of new vaccines and sales.
James Mount Appointed as QPPV
James will be responsible for pharmacovigilance at Intervacc, focusing on the company’s immunological veterinary medicinal products within the EU and the UK. This includes ensuring regulatory compliance, monitoring medicinal product safety, managing safety signals, conducting audits and inspections, assessing the benefit-risk balance, and serving as a contact person for regulatory authorities.
We warmly welcome James, who assumes his position today!
Patrick “Paddy” Looney joins the Swedish sales team
Intervacc is strengthening its Swedish sales team with Patrick (Paddy) Looney, who will be responsible for developing Intervacc’s presence in Central and Northern Sweden, strengthening relationships with horse owners, veterinarians and other industry stakeholders, and contributing to the company’s continued growth.
Paddy has a solid background in the equine industry and a strong commitment to equine health. He is originally from Ireland, where he built his experience in the equine sector early on, and has since developed a strong network and a deep understanding of the industry’s needs. He has also run his own horse-breeding business in Sweden and worked internationally in business development, marketing and customer relations.
We look forward to welcoming Paddy to the team and extend a warm welcome to him at Intervacc.
Equine Specialist Program Step-1 Held by Intervacc on 17/10
Intervacc is hosting a full-day course in October at Mälaren Equine Clinic in Sigtuna. The course is approved for the “Equine Specialist Program” – a three-year full-time continuing education program for licensed veterinarians leading to specialist competence in equine diseases. The program is organized by the Swedish Veterinary Association on behalf of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
The course theme is guttural pouch infections & guttural pouch endoscopy with a combination of theory and practice. The full program can be found here »
Strangvac® has now arrived in New Zealand
Thanks to excellent cooperation between Intervacc, Dechra, and the relevant authorities, 1,200 doses of Strangvac®, originally intended for the British market, have now arrived in Auckland to help protect horses in the Waikato region, which has unfortunately been affected by several outbreaks of strangles.
We are proud to have been able to get the delivery on-site so quickly and hope that it will contribute to the efforts to limit the outbreaks and protect the horses in the area.
Breakfast networking and lecture
Westcoast Equestrian Week (WEW) is a major summer festival and show jumping competition held at Åby Arena (Åbytravet) in Gothenburg.
Today, Intervacc took part in WEW with “Together Against Strangles” and a public breakfast lecture, “Make biosecurity routine—for the horse’s best interests”. The speakers were Emma Hartman and Anna Martinsson.
Meeting with CVB in Iowa, USA
Intervacc’s Chief Scientific Officer, Andrew Waller, and Head of Immunology, Romain Paillot, met with the Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB) today. CVB is part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), which regulates and controls biological products for animals, such as vaccines and diagnostic tools. Today’s meeting was an important and significant step in the regulatory process pathway toward market approval of Strangvac® in the United States.
NEWS ITEMS
James Mount Appointed as QPPV
James will be responsible for pharmacovigilance at Intervacc, focusing on the company’s immunological veterinary medicinal products within the EU and the UK. This includes ensuring regulatory compliance, monitoring medicinal product safety, managing safety signals, conducting audits and inspections, assessing the benefit-risk balance, and serving as a contact person for regulatory authorities.
We warmly welcome James, who assumes his position today!
Patrick “Paddy” Looney joins the Swedish sales team
Intervacc is strengthening its Swedish sales team with Patrick (Paddy) Looney, who will be responsible for developing Intervacc’s presence in Central and Northern Sweden, strengthening relationships with horse owners, veterinarians and other industry stakeholders, and contributing to the company’s continued growth.
Paddy has a solid background in the equine industry and a strong commitment to equine health. He is originally from Ireland, where he built his experience in the equine sector early on, and has since developed a strong network and a deep understanding of the industry’s needs. He has also run his own horse-breeding business in Sweden and worked internationally in business development, marketing and customer relations.
We look forward to welcoming Paddy to the team and extend a warm welcome to him at Intervacc.
Equine Specialist Program Step-1 Held by Intervacc on 17/10
Intervacc is hosting a full-day course in October at Mälaren Equine Clinic in Sigtuna. The course is approved for the “Equine Specialist Program” – a three-year full-time continuing education program for licensed veterinarians leading to specialist competence in equine diseases. The program is organized by the Swedish Veterinary Association on behalf of the Swedish Board of Agriculture.
The course theme is guttural pouch infections & guttural pouch endoscopy with a combination of theory and practice. The full program can be found here »
Strangvac® has now arrived in New Zealand
Thanks to excellent cooperation between Intervacc, Dechra, and the relevant authorities, 1,200 doses of Strangvac®, originally intended for the British market, have now arrived in Auckland to help protect horses in the Waikato region, which has unfortunately been affected by several outbreaks of strangles.
We are proud to have been able to get the delivery on-site so quickly and hope that it will contribute to the efforts to limit the outbreaks and protect the horses in the area.
Breakfast networking and lecture
Westcoast Equestrian Week (WEW) is a major summer festival and show jumping competition held at Åby Arena (Åbytravet) in Gothenburg.
Today, Intervacc took part in WEW with “Together Against Strangles” and a public breakfast lecture, “Make biosecurity routine—for the horse’s best interests”. The speakers were Emma Hartman and Anna Martinsson.
Meeting with CVB in Iowa, USA
Intervacc’s Chief Scientific Officer, Andrew Waller, and Head of Immunology, Romain Paillot, met with the Center for Veterinary Biologics (CVB) today. CVB is part of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), which regulates and controls biological products for animals, such as vaccines and diagnostic tools. Today’s meeting was an important and significant step in the regulatory process pathway toward market approval of Strangvac® in the United States.