NEW BUSINESS AMBASSADORS FOR MIDLANDS AIR AMBULANCE

Anne-Marie Eden has over 30 years of experience in people-centric roles having worked across property, construction, accountancy, legal , recruitment and a number of different services businesses and until last year as CEO of Solihull Moors FC, accumulating an impressive network of business contacts.

Anne-Marie is now working as “Chief Relationship Officer” within several property related companies, primarily to add value to existing clients’ businesses and to support them beyond just the day to day work and deepen long-term relationships, built on transparency. She is expertly connected to facilitate introductions and is on hand as an additional point of contact to support as much or as little is required depending on clients business needs.

Outside of work, Anne-Marie has been playing orchestral flute for over 40 years, currently a member of The Peoples Orchestra in Birmingham. Anne-Marie has worked as a volunteer for 14 years for a Birmingham homeless charity , Birmingham Christmas Shelter. Recently Anne-Marie has been accepted to join the Organising Committee for the Midlands PROPS Awards, an annual awards event in Birmingham celebrating the successes within the property industry supporting “Variety the Childrens Charity”.

Omar Jones-Lewis is a solicitor in the Court of Protection team at Irwin Mitchell Solicitors. He specialises in areas of mental capacity and Court of Protection work including, supporting a range of clients who do not have the capacity or ability to manage their assets and financial affairs, providing necessary support for adults and children who have suffered serious physical injuries or brain injuries.

Omar says, “The idea of helping people has always played a key role in my decision to get into law. The service provided by MAAC is imperative to the local community, a non-government funded charity that thrives on saving lives! I find myself in a privileged position where I can use my platform and connections to spread awareness of the great work done by the charity.”