I arrive at Birmingham’s International Convention Centre for Specsavers’ Professional Advancement Conference (PAC) just in time to catch the end of Neil Retallic’s session; we have arranged to meet to discuss his role in organising the conference. Retallic is on stage with Specsavers Opticians’ director of professional advancement, Paul Morris, and both are talking passionately about the early detection of glaucoma.
‘I want to see at least a third of optometrists holding a higher qualification,’ Morris tells a packed hall of eye care professionals (ECPs). He is willing to demonstrate his commitment by assuring ECPs that Specsavers will help to fund their studies.
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