Mid-September Urgo Medical celebrated the achievements of its teams, in recognition of their professional commitment and their valuable contribution on a daily basis.
The awards ceremony was an opportunity to recognise our employees for their contributions to our corporate values, and to present them with long-service awards.
Six employees distinguished themselves in the following categories, embodying the three pillars of our corporate culture:
🏆Eugénie Baloche and Lauren De Chambure received the ‘Learning Organisation’ award
🏆Marie Emilie Gaza and Isabelle Boucley received the ‘Winning Mindset’ award
🏆Guillaume Duquesne and Valérie Rénier received the ‘Engaged Teams’ award.
Lastly, six other employees received long-service awards in recognition of their professional commitment, experience and expertise.
🏅Maryline Farys and Johann Wasserer were awarded the silver medal for 20 years of professional service.
🏅Sandrine Goepp was awarded the vermeil medal for a 30-year career.
🏅Sandra Bodini and Valérie Rénier were awarded the gold medal for 35 years of professional service.
🏅Patricia Piard was awarded the grand gold medal, for a 40-year career.
Well done to everyone for these well-deserved awards!
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47 people on site
18 posters
Workshops demonstrations
Symposia with experts in their fields
May 2nd, 10:00 – 11:00
Location: Platinium 3-4
Topic : “A Paradigm Shift in Person-Centered Lower Limb Care: Implementing an Evidence-Based & Cost-Effective Approach.”
Video : Pr Dr Sebastian Probst pitches Urgo Medical symposium at EWMA 2024
The aim? To improve the Acodège workplace, from painting the walls to landscaping and adding wall protection.
It was a shared moment of emotion, mutual aid and encounters in a caring environment.
We thank everyone involved on that occasion! 
Urgo Clean Ag has been studied in both clinical trials, as well in large real life observational studies on a pediatric cohort: they demonstrate its safety and efficacy in supporting the debridement of slough, and overcoming one of the biggest barriers to wound healing, which is the presence of necrotic debris. Pediatric studies in wound care are generally rare, so the selection of this poster abstract is particularly gratifying.
At Chenôve site, participants made reusable beeswax wraps, discovered the tricks of successful composting and understood the role of bees within the ecosystem.
The Paris teams were introduced to ethical fashion and attended several Do It Yourself workshops. Participants created their own cosmetics or household products, made with natural products, for more eco-friendly everyday use.
At Veauche site, employees donated their clothes to a humanitarian organization, and in Chevigny, they could clean their offices and sort out their waste.