COO Veronica Kumeta received the prestigious Pride of Birmingham Award in recognition of the £1million raised to buy specialist equipment for the QE Hospital, including the UK’s first ever pink mobile mammogram. Picture: Veronica received her award from Jerroms at Birmingham Town Hall from The Birmingham Mail.
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