United Drug’s parent company, PHX Ireland, has rolled out a new set of company values.

These were announced after a lengthy period of interpretation and inspiration derived from the mission statement of PHX Ireland’s parent company, PHOENIX group

PHX Ireland have recognised the importance of a strong, defining set of core values that accurately reflect what is at the heart of their motto, to deliver health. The values can be summarised as: remain customer focused, quality driven, embrace collaboration, foster a culture of ambitious thinking, welcome innovative ideas, and ensure inclusivity always.

Colleagues from across United Drug and sister companies: TCP Homecare and LloydsPharmacy Ireland, came together both virtually and in person to enjoy the reveal via livestream. Paul Reilly, CEO PHX Ireland, and Hillary Collins, People & Culture Director PHX Ireland, described how these values will serve as a guide for the future journey of the business.

“Values are very important to an organisation and are massively important to my team and I. Values are what help set the culture within an organisation”, said Paul during his company address. “Having a strong set of values, help you refine your thought process and help you to make the right decision for the organisation. They’ll also help you understand what the organisation would want of you in certain circumstances”, he continued.

United Drug are excited to watch these values coming to life over the next weeks and months and to embody these values in our work in every way possible.

The group are encouraged to embrace the new values wholeheartedly and actively reflect on them in times of doubt or uncertainty.

PHX Ireland Group Limited, is Ireland’s leading fully integrated healthcare provider. PHX Ireland Group Limited comprises United Drug, Ireland’s leading pharmaceutical distributor; LloydsPharmacy Ireland, a major community pharmacy chain; and TCP Homecare, innovators in clinical home nursing services and direct to patient delivery solutions. In Ireland, PHX Ireland employs over 1,800 people, operate 5 distribution centres and 80 Pharmacies.