Our Ambassadors

We are happy and proud to have fantastic ambassadors who tirelessly inspire and raise awareness about our efforts to reduce inequities in cancer care in low- and middle-income countries. They emphasize the importance of high-quality, fair healthcare for all, with a special focus on women and girls. Through their unwavering commitment and support, they help us achieve our goal of expanding access to cancer screening, diagnostics, and treatment in underserved regions, including efforts to eradicate cervical cancer and enable breast cancer screening for all women.

Elekta Foundation Ambassadors

Sweden

Gunilla Asp Rahmström

Gunilla has extensive banking experience from one of Sweden’s leading banks where she has worked in a variety of roles at different local bank offices but also with training at head office. She also has a background in working as a real estate agent. Gunilla enjoys customer-facing roles that demand strong interpersonal skills and a proactive approach to learning and innovation.

“I am deeply motivated to be an ambassador for the Elekta Foundation and to support the Foundation’s work to eliminate cervical cancer in Africa. Having seen the effects of cancer, I am determined to contribute as much as I can to this important cause.”

Mission2027

Benjamin Mugisha

Benjamin Mugisha is a Rwandan singer-songwriter, professionally known as The Ben. 2010, he moved to the United States where he collaborated with Detroit based hip-hop artist Mike-E Ellison. In 2014, he was invited to perform his song “I can see” at the UN headquarters. 

“I’m thrilled to partner with Elektra Foundation in support of cancer research and awareness. Having a loved one affected by this terrible disease has shown me the importance of our collective efforts. I believe that music has the power to heal and inspire, and I’m committed to using my platform to make a positive impact. Thank you for joining me on this journey.”