B Medical Systems awarded 3 prizes at the Luxembourg Healthcare Awards

From left to right: Marnick Dewilde (Chief Sales Officer Medical Refrigeration & Blood Management), Luc Provost (CEO), Lekshmi Padmavathy (Head of Marketing), Conny Reckinger (Head of Customer Support), Kevin Laville (Product Manager Medical Refrigeration & Blood Management), Andrea Scammacca (COO), Thierry Goniva (CTO from August 1, 2022), Jesal Doshi (Deputy CEO). (Image source: B Medical Systems)

B Medical Systems, a globally leading company in the medical cold chain, received the awards for "Advanced Healthcare Solutions," "Healthcare Facilities of the Year," and "Outstanding Contribution to the Healthcare Sector" at the Luxembourg Healthcare Awards 2022 during the ICT Spring Event.

After two years of restrictions due to the COVID pandemic, the Luxembourg Healthcare Awards returned as part of the Luxembourg Healthcare Gala Dinner. The dinner marked the conclusion of the ICT Spring Global Tech Conference. The event took place on July 1st at LuxExpo the Box in Kirchberg (Luxembourg). The Luxembourg Healthcare Gala Dinner is the largest gathering of decision-makers from the healthcare sector in Luxembourg and aims to bring together professionals from the healthcare and biosciences sectors.

This year's event saw B Medical Systems receive the awards for "Advanced Healthcare Solutions," "Healthcare Facilities of the Year," and "Outstanding Contribution to the Healthcare Sector" for its solutions for the medical sector and its contribution to the global fight against COVID-19.

"We are proud of these achievements and would like to thank all our employees, partners, and stakeholders for helping us provide reliable and innovative solutions for cold chains worldwide to ensure the effectiveness of temperature-sensitive vaccines and other biological products up to the last mile," said Luc Provost, CEO of B Medical Systems. "These awards recognize all our efforts over the years and especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, during which we helped many countries safely deliver their vaccines to their destinations."