An inspiring award recipient has become a role model for African and Black British women in business, emphasizing the importance of representation and community impact.

CheckUp Health, a Wolverhampton-based company, has gained recognition for its AI-powered GP platform aligned with the NHS's 10-Year Digital Transformation Plan.

Recently, CheckUp Health was approved as one of four core suppliers under NHS England's Tech Innovation Framework, enhancing primary care with features like AI triage and multilingual access.

The platform is currently being implemented in two GP practices and Integrated Care Boards in Wolverhampton, positioning the city as a leader in healthcare digital transformation.

A celebration event honoring Wolverhampton's African women in business was attended by over 250 guests, including the Rwandan High Commissioner to the UK, His Excellency Johnston Busingye.

The event showcased the achievements of female entrepreneurs, highlighting their impact across various sectors and inspiring a new generation to pursue their potential.

The award recipient expressed pride in her recognition, emphasizing its significance for young Black girls and mothers pursuing entrepreneurship.