The National Orthopaedics Sports Knee Conference
28/11/2017
Earlier this month, Porsche Centre Sutton Coldfield partnered with 21 different medical institutions, including the NHS, at the National Orthopaedics Sports Knee conference.
More than 256 private and NHS specialist surgeons from all over the world came to the charity conference, which was hosted at St George's Park.
Throughout the day, Porsche Centre Sutton Coldfield gave guests the opportunity to take a demonstration drive in a model of their choosing. Our team were also on hand to answer any Porsche related enquiries.
As a result of the charity conference, a fantastic £6,000 was raised. Porsche Centre Sutton Coldfield donated £1,000 which was raised from our recent charity auction.
Please call 0121 378 5800 or email info@porschesuttoncoldfield for information on this, and further events.
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