Testimonies of our recruits

Joe Alkosseifi - Junior Consultant

With Phylum since September 2024

 

After graduating as a veterinary doctor from the Lebanese University in Beirut in 2020, I furthered my education in France, where I specialised in public health. In 2022, I obtained a master's degree in public health in Nantes. Wishing to enrich my practical and theoretical skills, I then completed an internship in livestock medicine at VetAgro Sup.

Since September 2024, I've been a consultant at Phylum, where I support veterinary care facilities in optimising their development strategy. My role is to advise animal health professionals on how to meet the evolving challenges of the sector.

I joined Phylum for its innovative approach and expertise in optimising the management of veterinary practices. The company's dynamic and stimulating environment provides continuous learning, skills development and operational excellence.  Working alongside a multi-skilled and experienced team is a real asset in meeting the specific needs of each client. This dedicated support is Phylum's strength and motivates me to contribute actively to concrete projects for the veterinary sector.

 

 

Chloé Le Gall - Ladevèze - Consultant

With Phylum since September 2022

 

Trained at the National Veterinary School of Toulouse, I graduated in 2018. Curious about global health issues from the perspective of One Health, I completed my studies with a Master 2 in Integrated Management of Tropical Animal Diseases, followed by a PhD in eco-epidemiology at the interface between free-range poultry and wild birds. Then, wishing to contribute to projects responding to concrete needs for change, I joined Phylum in September 2022.

Phylum's various fields of intervention, with a wide variety of national and international customers, make the job of consultant very stimulating, and in a formative framework thanks to the company's great experience. Phylum's extensive network and diverse internal competencies allow for an integrated, operational approach that is always close to the clients' needs. I am proud to contribute today to projects that are directly involved in improving the management of animal welfare and health, as well as that of the people who live with them.

Phylum's SER commitments

A social ethic

  • Compliance with social regulations.
     
  • Priority to training and skills transfer.
     
  • Absence of any discrimination of gender, race, opinion, religion...
     
  • Respect for local cultures and practices: pace of work, safety rules...

An environmental ethic

  • Priority given to low-carbon means of transport.
  • Bonus for all employees who come to the office by soft mobility.
  • Installation of a composter for recycling organic waste.
  • An energy saving plan for the daily use of the building and equipment.

A business ethic

  • Absence of any corrupt practice.
  • Compliance with regulations relating to taxes and social charges in force.
  • Non-dumping pricing policy.