Medical Continence Centers - INVESTOR RELATIONS

ABOUT THE COMPANY

Medical Continence Centers (MCC) is a Polish initiative geared towards a specialist niche in medicine, which is still a taboo subject for many, despite its scale.

Progressive ageing in Europe’s population, civilization changes and growing social awareness require not only an increase in what specialists have to offer but also an expansion and improvement of the quality of services. This creates an excellent opportunity for investors.

Launching a new generation of interdisciplinary medical centers requires co-operation which goes beyond exact medicine. Thanks to the knowledge and qualifications of its team and experience in creating the multidisciplinary medical co-operation acquired over the years, MCC has every reason to become the leader in looking after people with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).

What makes MCC stand out, in particular, from many other private medical centers in the Polish market is a strategy for raising capital for development, through which we educate, engage and, therefore, constantly expand the community - our ambassadors.

STRATEGY

Launching the first model center in Warsaw is the first step towards the pursuit of MCC’s development strategy.

Today, creativity is the most important element of the competitive edge of countries with strong economies. Added value determines whether or not a product/service is attractive and it is the main driving force behind consumers’/patients’ decisions. This is why going beyond offering exclusively standard medical services, frequently based on obsolete models, is so vital for MCC’s strategy. Therefore a model center is to be launched in Warsaw, where innovative solutions, orientated to the needs of specific and "difficult" UI patients, can be achieved, this to enable more centers to be launched.

Without investing in the construction of new buildings, we invest in people and equipment, while being a desirable lessee for the office and service centers which are growing dynamically in Polish cities. This allows us to determine the optimal location for each center which is easy to reach even during peak hours. This also makes it possible to limit the amount of invested capital and to earn a return on it more quickly, enabling further reinvestments, development and, in consequence, an above-average increase in the company’s value.

MCC’s business model is not to be confined exclusively to the richer segements of the commnity, whose numbers have been growing in Poland for many years. On the contrary, while maintaining top quality, we trigger mechanisms combining social involvement with increased access to the services we offer. Our relations and experience of more than 15 years in building up a patients’ community in Poland and worldwide are the key.

FOUNDERS

Tomasz Michałek

Co-founder of MCC

He began his professional career in the years 1995-97 in London (Great Britain), where he held the following positions: sales executive, project coordinator and then project manager (Pan-European Conferences Ltd, Midland Investment Corporation Ltd and Eastern Europe Consultancy Ltd) specializing in holding international investment conferences organized in co-operation with the World Bank Group (IFC, MIGA), the European Investment Bank (EIB), the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI). After returning to Poland, project manager and then marketing manager in the Warsaw Voice S.A. Group (1997-2003), where, among other things, he was co-originator and chief co-ordinator of a series of economic conferences "Succeed with Poland" run in co-operation with the Polish Agency for Foreign Investment (Brussels, Stockholm, Edinburgh, New York, Tel Aviv). Since 2004 he has focused on developing his own business activities. Plenipotentiary of the Management Board of the Association for Infrastructure Development "ProLinea" in the years 2005-2010 (public purpose investments).

He has been working for the medical industry since 2002, when he became the director of the Programme "NTM - To Live a Normal Life" (a social campaign on urinary incontinence). Since 2004 publisher and then editor-in-chief of "UI Quarterly", a popular science magazine for the general public about urological and urogynaecological conditions. Since 2007 plenipotentiary of the Management Board of the "UroConti" Association in charge of international co-operation. Since 2008 Member of the Executive Council of the World Federation of Incontinence and Pelvic Problems (WFIPP) - treasurer. In the years 2008-2016, member of the Continence Promotion Committee of the International Continence Society (ICS). Co-author of ten editions of the report "Patient with UI within the healthcare system".

Since 2010 President of the Management Board of OCI Sp. z o.o., a marketing company engaged in:

organizing academic meetings dedicated to medical, social and economic, and senior citizen-related issues (among other things, international congresses "Woman and Man: Reproductive and Sexual Health", "Woman and Man: Healthy ageing", "Pharmacy 21" and over 150 regional seminars on healthcare),
issuing medical publications (among other things, "Guide for urological patients and their families" in co-operation with the Polish Urological Association; "Guide for gynaecological patients" in co-operation with the Polish Society of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians; "Recommendations of the Supreme Council of Nurses and Midwives on dealing with incontinence"),
conducting marketing research for medical companies.

Tomasz Michałek was born in 1972. He graduated from the Management and Marketing Department of The Polish Open University in Warsaw. He has a BBA degree from Oxford Brookes University.

Andrzej Przybyła, MD/PhD

Co-founder of MCC

Doctor of Medicine (PhD) specializing in urology (Doctorate from the University of Göttingen / Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Germany), urologist, andrologist, and court appointed expert.

In the years 2012-2014, chief urologist at Deutsche Rentenversicherung Bund (the equivalent of the Social Insurance Institution).

Co-originator of urological rehabilitation standards in Germany.

Affiliated with, among other things, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Mann und Gesundheit and Stiftung Männergesundheit Berlin. Certified member of Deutsche Kontinenz Gesellschaft (German Continence Society).

He is a pioneer of urological rehabilitation in Poland (looking after patients suffering from incontinence and impotence after prostate surgery).

He has received many awards from patients’ organizations (Universities of the Third Age, public and senior citizen institutions), been decorated by, among other things, the "Gladiator" Association for Men with Prostate Diseases. Originator of the Andros Project dedicated to UI patients. As an experienced practitioner, he remains particularly active in the field of development of urological and urogynaecological physiotherapy.

Andrzej Przybyła was born in 1978. He graduated from the Military Medical Academy in Łódź. He specializes in the treatment of UI, sexual disorders, and the ageing male.

THE COMPANY’S AUTHORITIES

MANAGEMENT BOARD OF THE SECOND TERM

Tomasz Michałek

Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Since 2010 President of the Management Board of OCI Sp. z o.o., a marketing company engaged in:

organizing academic meetings dedicated to medical, social and economic, and senior citizen-related issues (among other things, international congresses "Woman and Man: Reproductive and Sexual Health", "Woman and Man: Healthy ageing", "Pharmacy 21" and over 150 regional seminars on healthcare),
issuing medical publications (among other things, "Guide for urological patients and their families" in co-operation with the Polish Urological Association; "Guide for gynaecological patients" in co-operation with the Polish Society of Gynaecologists and Obstetricians; "Recommendations of the Supreme Council of Nurses and Midwives on dealing with incontinence"),
conducting marketing research for medical companies.

As CEO of the Management Board of MCC, he is responsible for all non-medical aspects of the company’s operations. As an experienced practitioner, he also remains active in the field of negotiating the terms of cooperation with medical staff.

Tomasz Michałek was born in 1972. He graduated from the Management and Marketing Department of The Polish Open University in Warsaw. He has a BBA degree from Oxford Brookes University.

Tomasz Michałek does not engage in any activities which are in competition with the Company, is not a partner in a competitive civil law or private partnership, is not a member of a body of a competitive public company or any other competitive legal person. Tomasz Michałek has not been entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors, maintained on the basis of the Act on the National Court Register.

Cezary Szafarz

Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

He graduated from the Gdańsk University of Technology, majoring in Organization and Management (Department of Civil Engineering), and obtained his master's degree during a program financed by the PHARE fund in cooperation with the Danish Institute of Technology in Copenhagen.

After graduating, he worked as an audit and business consulting manager at Coopers & Lybrand and then PwC, where he additionally obtained one of the recognized international financial certificates (ACCA).

During his over 25-year consulting career, and then directly in business, he worked as Finance Director / Management Board advisor for many international organizations in the construction and installation, FMCG, pharmaceutical and medical industries, including: Macro Cash and Carry, Farm Frites (Aviko), Geberit, Rawlplug-Koelner, Glaxo Wellcome (GlaxoSmithKline), Medicover, Origin (LNA Sante Origin).

As an experienced manager, he specializes in building financial strategies and controlling mechanisms for companies undergoing dynamic changes or rapid growth (so-called "Start-ups"). He has extensive experience in preparing operational financial plans and in their effective communication and implementation at the level of the Management Board and Executive Directors. Able to effectively implement IT systems, including applications for sales portfolio optimization and cost savings.

At MCC, he advises other Members of the Management Board and the Supervisory Board on the strategic directions of the Company's development, in decision-making processes and in contacts with investors / in obtaining financing for the further development of the Company.

Cezary Szafarz does not engage in any activities which are in competition with the Company, is not a partner in a competitive civil law or private partnership, is not a member of a body of a competitive public company or any other competitive legal person. Cezary Szafarz has not been entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors, maintained on the basis of the Act on the National Court Register.

SUPERVISORY BOARD OF THE SECOND TERM

Prof. Piotr Błędowski

Chairman of the Supervisory Board of MCC

Professor (PhD) of Economic Sciences. Dean of the Economic and Social College and Director of the Institute of Social Economy at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH) in Warsaw. Specialist in social gerontology.

In the years 2005-2013, he was Chairman of the Polish Society of Gerontology (PTG) and Deputy Chairman in the years 2014-2017. From 2017, the chairman of the Audit Committee of the Polish Society of Gerontology. His research interests include: social politics, social gerontology, social problems of the EU member states and the social aspects of European integration. Author of many academic publications on the subjects of his research. Since 2011 a member of the Team for the Rights of the Elderly at the Polish Ombudsman’s Office.

Manager of the largest research project on elderly people in Poland entitled "Medical, psychological, sociological and economic aspects of population ageing in Poland" (PolSenior) - 2012.

He was a visiting lecturer at the Universities of Mainz, Duisburg, Cologne, Leipzig and at the University in Dalian (China).

Member of the Council on the Seniors Policy at the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy for the 2016-2020 term of office.

Piotr Błędowski does not engage in any activities which are in competition with the Company, is not a partner/shareholder or member of a body of a partnership/company engaging in any activities which are in competition with MCC. He has not been entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors, maintained on the basis of the Act on the National Court Register.

Beata Treszczyńska

Member of the Supervisory Board of MCC

Managing director of a pharmaceutical company Laboratorios Farmaceuticos ROVI S.A. in Poland. In the years 2003-2011, she was General Director in Poland and CEE of the Healthcare Department of SCA Hygiene Products (the TENA brand - the global leader in absorbent products for people with urinary incontinence). In the years 2011-2016, she managed the operations of Reckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals in CEE.

Beata Treszczyńska was born in 1966. She graduated from the Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology at the University of Warsaw. She completed her post-graduate studies in management at the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH).

Beata Treszczyńska does not engage in any activities which are in competition with the Company, is not a partner/shareholder or member of a body of a partnership/company engaging in any activities which are in competition with MCC. She has not been entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors, maintained on the basis of the Act on the National Court Register.

Maria Wielgosz

Member of the Supervisory Board of MCC

Legal advisor, partner managing the law firm Wielgosz i Wspólnicy. Specialist in medical law, medical errors, protection of personal rights and intellectual property rights as well as damage liability.

Maria Wielgosz was born in 1967. She graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at the University of Warsaw. She participated in post-graduate Studies in Tax Advice at the WSB University in Poznań and post-graduate Studies in Intellectual Property at the University of Warsaw. She lectured on the rudiments of law at the Pułtusk Academy of Humanities. She contributed to and ran a branch of a French law firm Boyer Clement Pegand in Poland. She is a Member of the Regional Chamber of Legal Advisors in Warsaw. At present, she pursues her profession within the law firm Wielgosz i Wspólnicy. She has a wealth of experience in medical law, medical errors, protection of personal rights and intellectual property rights as well as damage liability.

Maria Wielgosz does not engage in any activities which are in competition with the Company, is not a partner/shareholder or member of a body of a partnership/company engaging in any activities which are in competition with MCC. She has not been entered in the Register of Insolvent Debtors, maintained on the basis of the Act on the National Court Register.

SHAREHOLDERS

SHAREHOLDERS HOLDING AT LEAST 4% OF THE SHARES IN THE SHARE CAPITAL

SHAREHOLDERS HOLDING AT LEAST 4% OF THE TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES AT THE GMS

GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS

Warsaw, November 27 2024

ANNOUNCEMENT ON CONVENING AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS

The Management Board of MEDICAL CONTINENCE CENTERS Spółka Akcyjna, with its registered office in Warsaw, ul. Chmielna 132/134, 00-805 Warsaw, entered into the Register of Entrepreneurs of the National Court Register, maintained by the District Court for the capital city of Warsaw, 13th Commercial Division of the KRS, under number 0000743658, acting under Article 398, 399 § 1 and Article 402 of the Commercial Companies Code and Article 6 section 2 of the Company's Articles of Association, convenes the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of MEDICAL CONTINENCE CENTERS S.A.

The Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of MEDICAL CONTINENCE CENTERS S.A. will be held on 19 December 2024 at 11:00 a.m. at the Company's registered office (ul. Chmielna 132/134, 00-805 Warsaw) using electronic means of communication with the following agenda:

1) Opening of the Meeting.
2) Election of the Chairman of the Meeting (Resolution No. 1).
3) Adoption of a resolution on refraining from electing the Counting Committee (Resolution No. 2).
4) Checking the attendance list, confirming that the Meeting was properly convened and that it is capable of adopting binding resolutions.
5) Adoption of the agenda (Resolution No. 3).
6) Presentation by the Management Board of information on the current activities, financial situation and directions of the Company's development policy for the next 3 years.
7) Adoption of resolutions on changes in the composition of the Supervisory Board of the Company (Resolutions No. 4 and No. 5).
8) Adoption of a resolution on changes to the Company's Articles of Association (Resolution No. 6).
9) Adoption of a resolution on the continuation of the Company's activities (Resolution No. 7).
10) Closing of the Meeting.

The Management Board of the Company hereby announces that the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders may be attended by persons entitled to shares, as well as pledgees and users who have the right to vote, provided they have been entered into the register of the Company's shareholders kept by Dom Maklerski NAVIGATOR S.A. at least one week before the date of the Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders.

All shares of the Company are bearer shares and carry 1 vote each.

Shareholders may participate in the Extraordinary General Meeting and exercise their voting rights in person or may be represented by a proxy.

A shareholder who is a natural person will be allowed to participate in the General Meeting after presenting an identity document, proxies - after presenting an identity document and a written power of attorney, while representatives of shareholders who are legal persons - after presenting an identity document and a current extract from the relevant register listing the persons authorized to represent a given legal person. Persons not disclosed in the register should have a written power of attorney issued on behalf of a given legal person by the persons authorized to represent the legal person listed in the register.

In accordance with Article 406⁵ of the Commercial Companies Code, the General Meeting may be attended using electronic means of communication. The principles of participation in the General Meeting using electronic means of communication are specified in the Regulations for participation in the General Meeting of MEDICAL CONTINENCE CENTERS SPÓŁKA AKCYJNA with its registered office in Warsaw using electronic means of communication, constituting an annex to Resolution No. 8/09/2020 of the Supervisory Board of MEDICAL CONTINENCE CENTERS S.A. in Warsaw, available on the Company's website http://medicalcontinencecenters.eu/ in the Investor Relations/General Meeting of Shareholders tab.

Participation in the Ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders using electronic means of communication includes in particular:

1) real-time two-way communication between all persons participating in the General Meeting, within which they may speak during the proceedings of the General Meeting from a location other than the venue of the General Meeting,
and
2) exercising the right to vote in person or through a proxy before or during the General Meeting.

In order to participate in the General Meeting using electronic means of communication, a shareholder should notify the Company of their intention to participate in the General Meeting in this form to the e-mail address info@centrumkontynencji.pl together with the following documents:

1) a completed and signed declaration, scanned to PDF format, of the intention to participate in the General Meeting using electronic means of communication (Annex No. 1);
2) a scan of a document confirming identity to the extent that will enable the identification of the shareholder, their proxy or persons authorized to represent the shareholder, indicating the series and number of the identity card/passport and the PESEL number.

Participation in the General Meeting using electronic means of communication is possible, after positive verification by the Company, via a link (Meeting15 IT platform), which will be placed on the Company's website (http://medicalcontinencecenters.eu/) 7 days before the date of the General Meeting.

Technical conditions and parameters of devices for participation in the General Meeting:

1) Internet connection with a bandwidth of at least 1 Mbit/s;
2) device with a display/monitor and speaker type: PC, notebook, tablet, smartphone or other, with a Chrome, Edge, Safari web browser in the latest available version for a given device.

If the shareholder is a legal person or an organizational unit that is not a legal person, they send a scan of an extract from the relevant register or a scan of another document confirming the authorization of persons acting on behalf of the entity. In the case of granting a power of attorney, the provisions of the Commercial Companies Code and the Regulations regarding the method of exercising voting rights by a proxy shall apply accordingly to sending the Declaration.

All Shareholders who intend to participate in the General Meeting at the Company's registered office are requested to confirm this intention by phone: +48 22 279 49 02 or by e-mail: info@centrumkontynencji.pl.

Shareholders whose rights to participate in the General Meeting are positively verified by the Company will be given access to draft resolutions.

For the smooth running of the meeting, the Management Board of the Company requests participants to connect approximately 15 minutes before the planned start date. Management Board of Medical Continence Centers S.A.

Management Board of Medical Continence Centers S.A.

DEMATERIALISATION

On January 1, 2020, the amendment to the Commercial Companies Code partially entered into force (the Act of August 30, 2019 amending the Act - Code of Commercial Companies and certain other acts; Journal of Laws, item 1798), which imposes on joint-stock companies the obligation to dematerialize shares.

Dematerialisation of shares is the process of depriving a share of its material carrier, i.e. a paper form, and replacing it with an electronic entry in an appropriate register.

The so-called anti-crisis shield 3.0 postponed the dematerialisation date of shares by 2 months, from 1 January 2021 to 1 March 2021.

TIMETABLE

until September 30, 2020
The General Meeting of Shareholders selects the entity maintaining the register of shareholders, and the Management Board signs an agreement with it.
On September 21, 2020, the General Meeting of Shareholders of Medical Continence Centers S.A. selected Dom Maklerski NAVIGATOR S.A. with headquarters in Warsaw (00-105), at Twarda 18 St., Vat Register Number: 1070006735 to keep the register of shareholders for the purpose of mandatory dematerialisation of the Company's shares.

September 30, 2020
The final date for the publication of the first shareholder summons to deposit shares in the company.
September 28, 2020 - the first call of shareholders to deposit shares in the Company.

September 30, 2020 - January 31, 2021
Obligation to make subsequent calls to submit shares - a total of five times within an interval of not more than a month, nor less than two weeks.
October 19, 2020 - the second call of shareholders to submit shares in the Company.
November 9, 2020 - the third call of shareholders to submit shares in the Company.
November 30, 2020 - the fourth call of shareholders to submit shares in the Company.
December 21, 2020 - the fifth call of shareholders to submit shares in the Company.

until February 28, 2021
Submitting the required documents to Dom Maklerski NAVIGATOR S.A., elected on September 21, 2020 by the General Meeting of Shareholders, to keep the register of the Company's shareholders:
- list of shareholders who deposited their shares at the registered office of the Company,
- questionnaires filled in by shareholders certifying the submission of shares at the registered office of the Company - the questionnaire template is available for download HERE.
By the end of February 2021, MCC transferred to Dom Maklerski NAVIGATOR S.A. a list of shareholders who submitted their shares to the registered office of the Company along with a completed questionnaire.

March 1, 2021
Lapse of validity by shares in a documentary form.
Establishment of the register of shareholders - only persons entered in the register of shareholders will be shareholders.

January 1, 2026
From that day on, the protection of membership rights by shareholders whose share documents have not been dematerialized shall be lost.

OUR TEAM

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

Katarzyna Baj

Administration Specialist

A graduate of the University of Podlasie in Siedlce, with a major in biology and with a specialization in environmental protection. She also completed post-graduate studies in information technology.

She gained her first professional experience as a specialist in charge of promotion and training. She also ran a consultation unit for the Regional Centre for European Information established and supervised by UKIE (Office of the Committee for European Integration). She has over 15 years’ experience in office management, in carrying out administrative tasks, planning, organizing, servicing and accounting for ESF projects. From the outset she has actively participated in MCC’s development.

An ambitious perfectionist at work, she tries to find beauty in ordinary and simple things in everyday life. She has found fulfilment as a mother and wife. She loves ballroom dancing. Thanks to regular training and dedication she wins medals in this latter context.

Milena Bękarska-Świeżak

Marketing Specialist

A graduate of the Promotion, Media & Show Business University in Warsaw, with a specialization in advertising and a post-graduate specialization in event organization and sponsorship.

She gained her first professional experience during her studies - she worked for an event agency, promoted new brands on the fashion market, co-operated with marketing agencies, and contributed to a website dedicated to cultural issues. At present, she is responsible for organizing conferences, congresses and training, mainly in medical issues. From the outset she has actively participated in MCC’s development.

Full of energy, with a head full of ideas. Sociable, enjoys team work and liaising with customers and subcontractors very much. She loves the cinema and the theatre, she always knows what is worth seeing, where to go out to eat or dance.

Karolina Ciepiela

Development Specialist

A graduate of the Faculty of Journalism and Political Science at the University of Warsaw (political science with a specialization in political marketing) and the Centre for Europe at the University of Warsaw (European studies).

At the beginning of her professional career, she participated in the work of the press office of the 15th and 16th International Chopin Piano Competition as well as in organizing economic conferences. At present, she is responsible for organizing conferences, congresses and training courses on medical and senior citizen-related topics. She has been co-operating actively with patients’ organizations for many years. Since 2010 the secretary of the publishing office of UI Quarterly, dedicated to urological and gynaecological issues. From the outset she has actively participated in MCC’s development.

She is interested in marketing-related issues, and not just political marketing, and she keeps track of the development of the events industry on a current basis. She loves crime stories, the television series "Friends", horse riding and football, especially matches played by FC Barcelona.

Katarzyna Michalczuk

Project Coordinator

A graduate of the Faculty of Law and Administration of the Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński University in Warsaw (major in administration).

From the beginning of her studies, she mastered the art of multitasking, combining study and professional work. For the first years, she was associated with the fitness industry, where she was familiar with constant contact with people. There, she also learned empathy and patience, which are essential for professional customer service. However, looking for her place in 2021, she found herself in the medical industry, in which - as it turns out - she found herself very well.

At work, apart from professionalism, what counts for her is a good atmosphere and a sense of humor. Privately, a fan of short-term trips, during which he will always find restaurants serving the best food (of course at a good price) and discover new places, preferably those less known to tourists. He will also use any occasion for a good concert.

Piotr Bobin

Finance and Accounting Manager

A graduate of the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, and he completed post-graduate studies in Managing and Marketing. For the past 25 years he has worked, among other things, as a chief accountant (Warsaw Voice S.A., WV Marketing Sp. z o.o, RAF-POLSKA Sp. z o.o) and financial director (Szwejkowski Target Projekt Sp. z o.o., Origin Polska Sp. z o.o.).

During his 25-year career he has kept the books of account for both joint ventures and limited liability companies and joint stock companies. He has an extensive knowledge of tax and human resources & payroll regulations, and he is also familiar with computer-based financial and accounting systems. From the outset, he has participated in drawing up budgets and financial forecasts for MCC.

He is interested in finance-related matters and the use of CRP systems in businesses. A lover of strategic computer games, but also good books and science fiction and fantasy films.

MCC WARSAW MEDICAL CENTER

Bożena Andrzejczyk

Customer Advisor - Operations Manager of the MCC Medical Center in Warsaw

She graduated her bachelor's studies at the University of Management and Entrepreneurship Bogdan Jański in Łomża, majoring in Management and Marketing in the field of financial management. She obtained her master's degree at the University of Management in Warsaw, majoring in Management and Marketing in the field of Business Management in Integrated Europe. She also completed a Certified Accounting Course organized by the Academy of Labor Law and Accounting "CEDOZ".

She participated in and completed the eMBA program in Health Care implemented by Prometriq Academy of Management in Sopot, in the field of:

health care management specification,
managerial communication,
legal aspects of the functioning of a medical entity,
IT and interoperability,
coordinated health care.

She has 15 years of experience in team management, which she used while working in a large medical company.

In private and at work - a perfectionist, she values honesty, loyalty and sense of humor. He loves talking to people and believes that he can learn something valuable from everyone.

Barbara Olszewska

Customer Advisor - Deputy Operations Manager of the MCC Medical Center in Warsaw

A graduate of the University of Economics in Warsaw, majoring in human resources management. She has many years of experience as a patient service coordinator, which she gained in a renowned private medical facility.

In 2016, she completed training in:

"Effective communication in achieving goals in the reception team",
"Effective communication in conducting conversations and providing feedback".

The patient's well-being is most important to her. A creative, multi-tasking person, goal-oriented and action-oriented. At work, he values good communication and professionalism.

Privately, a fulfilled mother. Recently a cat lover.

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Responsible business is a strategic, long-term approach based on the principles of social dialogue and seeking solutions which are favourable both to a business and the totality of its environment, employees, all stakeholders and the community in which a company operates. This is the guiding motto of MCC’s founders. The corporate social responsibility (CSR) pursued by MCC means increased investments in human resources and extensive relations with the company’s environment, taking into account increasing environmental protection standards.

When undertaking activities for the benefit of our stakeholders and the MCC community, we treat them not as expenses but investments which lead to achieving the following objectives:

increasing patient and stakeholder loyalty
improving relations with the community and the local authorities
increasing competitiveness
increasing the level of organizational culture
shaping a positive image of the company among its employees
attracting and retaining the best employees
increasing social credibility
...and, as a result, increasing investors’ interest in MCC shares

The key tools which will allow MCC to achieve its CSR objectives include, among other things:

socially-engaged marketing by incorporating both marketing objectives and social needs in the company’s operations
social campaigns oriented to changing the attitudes and behaviour of patients and their families and friends, using the media, both traditional and social ones
cross-sector co-operation with non-governmental organizations, universities and local authorities

In Poland, another important area of CSR-orientated activities is still education and promoting the idea itself. By choosing a path of development through crowdfunding we also want to contribute to popularizing it in this way.

CROWDFUNDING

Crowdfunding, i.e. social financing is a dynamically developing source of financing for innovative projects worldwide. In Poland, after the limit was increased from EUR 100K to EUR 1M, we have already observed an increase in new share issues carried out in this way.

Despite the possibility of financing the company’s development using traditional sources of finance, the MCC founders have recognized the key importance of reaching out to the widest possible community already at the stage of raising the funds necessary for launching the first model center for the treatment of incontinence in Poland.

For more information on the first issue of MCC shares (2019), visit: www.mcc.beesfund.com.