The Conni Team 2010
From left, Sandy Kidman - Executive Assistant, Glenys Drayton - Managing Director,
Shae White - General Manager, Malcolm Jennings - National Sales Consultant,
Susan Jennings - National Sales Manager, Karen Gabbedy - Office Manager.
OUR MISSION
Conni is committed to value and reliability. We are sensitive about continence and promise to deliver innovative products to meet the changing needs of our valued customers. It is with integrity and pride that Conni continues to develop high quality environmentally sustainable products.
OUR CORE VALUES
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Innovation
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Reliability
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Integrity
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Environmental Sustainability
YOU CAN RELY US
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Our service will be brilliant.
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We will respond promptly to queries and questions.
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We guarantee our products and offer a full replacement or refund if you are not completely satisfied.
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We will try to make you smile.
THE CONNI STORY
The Conni range was developed by Glenys Drayton.
Glenys has spent most of her working life in the textile manufacturing industry, starting her career with international surfing giant Quiksilver.
She went on to establish her own manufacturing facility, becoming a leading surf wear contractor with a workforce of around 50 people.
During this time, Glenys was asked by British medical company Vernon-Carus, to manufacture a range of highly absorbent re-usable continence products for Australian distribution.
Glenys could see the need for an even better product. She wanted to use the latest fibre technology to make the most absorbent product range on the market. In 2003, the Conni brand was launched.
Since then, Conni has become the leading re-usable continence brand in Australia and is prescribed under many government contracts.
Glenys believes innovation and cost-effective products can restore dignity and quality of life to people who experience incontinence. She aims to continue developing the best re-usable continence products, assist those with incontinence, meet the needs of the health care sector and help protect our precious environment.
