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Business Beats Cancer Cymru

Our next event will be in 2026. For more information on how you can get involved, please click on the register your interest link below.

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Business Beats Cancer Cymru brings together business leaders to raise vital funds for Cancer Research UK.

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What we're funding in Cymru

We’re determined to make a difference for people with cancer in Wales and beyond. Our scientists in Wales are experts in studying the inner workings of cancer cells, as well as genetics, early detection and prevention. They have a particular focus on a range of cancer types, including leukaemia and bowel, breast and prostate cancers.

Cardiff is home to Adult and Paediatric Experimental Cancer Medicine Centres (ECMC), which we jointly support with the health department in Wales. They bring together lab scientists and cancer doctors from local universities and NHS trusts to speed up the flow of ideas and new treatments from the lab to the clinic.

Cardiff is also home to the Centre for Trials Research Cancer Unit, which delivers innovative and practice-changing clinical research. This impacts the care and outcomes for cancer patients in the UK and across the world.

Our Cymru board

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Sarah Williams-Gardener - Co-chair

Cancer has touched many of us and when I was diagnosed it picked a fighter. I'm now keen to raise awareness and funds supporting the phenomenal researchers who are closing in on cancer every year.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Bethan Lewis - Co-chair

Bethan is inspired to raise vital funds for research in Wales, helping brilliant scientists drive progress in preventing, diagnosing and treating this devastating disease.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Randall Smith

I’m delighted to join the board of Business Beats Cancer Cymru, having been made aware of the great work the board has done. Cancer has a profound effect on many people, and it has touched me personally with family and friends.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Keith Hayward

Having lost both family and friends to this awful disease, it's obvious that we need to do as much as we can to raise money for vital research to help those affected. I hope to work with others to help drive funds and raise impact.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Owen Brown

I know what's possible when passionate people come together with a shared purpose. Behind every breakthrough is a story, and I'd love to see us writing the next chapter in the fight against cancer here in Wales.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Alan Jones

Alan is driven to help beat cancer after seeing loved ones affected. He takes on challenges and unites with the business community to raise vital funds for research that saves lives.

Business Beats Cancer Cymru board member.

Andrew Evans

Andrew has long supported charities, offering his business’s time and skills. Joining the Business Beats Cancer Cymru board gives him the chance to help drive even greater impact for this vital cause.

Previous events

In 2023 our board hosted an enormously successful gala dinner raising over £55,000 for life-saving cancer research projects in Wales.

Business Beats Cancer event in Wales.

View more pictures of our 2023 gala night.

More Business Beats Cancer boards

The Business Beats Cancer Cymru board is one of a growing network of boards across the UK. Each board organises an exciting annual fundraising event that brings together businesses in its local area to beat cancer.

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