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In this series, we speak to well-known Scottish brands to explore their story and gain insight into what it’s like to run some of Scotland's fastest growing businesses.

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In conversation with Pick Protection

18th June 2024
22 minutes

In this episode of the Business Gateway Connections podcast, our host Danny Gallagher speaks with Rebecca Pick, founder of Pick Protection.

We hear about her journey, from being a student at the University of Strathclyde to launching her wearable alarm business, inspired by an incident which happened close to her home.

Rebecca also shares how Pick Protection evolved from offering wearable alarms to now being an app-based business, highlighting that a business can be a success even when it changes direction.

Join us for an inspiring conversation packed with valuable advice for business owners at any stage of their journey.

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