“It is with great satisfaction that I accept this latest distinction, which stands as a testament to consistency and continuous growth. The First Diamond for the Platinum Statuette of the Polish Business Leader is not only a prestigious award but also a symbol of the long-standing dedication and commitment of the entire Meden-Inmed team. What makes this award especially meaningful is that it reflects the strength and resilience of a family-owned company, as well as the passing of responsibility to the next generation. Continuing our membership in the Business Centre Club is both an honor and a responsibility—one that obliges me to further support ethical business practices and the development of Polish entrepreneurship.” — Maciej Zinka, CEO of Meden-Inmed

About the Business Centre Club

Founded in 1991, the Business Centre Club (BCC) is a prestigious association of entrepreneurs and the largest organization of individual employers in Poland. Among its honorary members are international figures such as Angela Merkel, George Bush, Jacques Chirac, Bill Clinton, Margaret Thatcher, Władysław Bartoszewski, Lech Wałęsa, and Tony Blair.

BCC members collectively employ over 400,000 people, with headquarters in nearly 250 cities across Poland. The organization operates through 22 regional chapters nationwide. This unique business club brings together representatives from all sectors—multinational corporations, financial and insurance institutions, telecommunications firms, leading Polish manufacturers, universities, publishing groups, and top law firms.

Its membership also includes lawyers, journalists, academics, publishers, and medical professionals. All BCC members commit to upholding the organization’s Statute, which calls for the highest ethical standards, adherence to a professional code of conduct, and acting in accordance with the principles of corporate social responsibility.