What Brexit means for Scottish businesses
Join us for a discussion with the Founder of Edinburgh-based tea wholesaler Eteaket, Erica Moore, and Joint Managing Director of Walkers Shortbread, Jim Walker, to learn how they’ve been preparing their businesses for Brexit and what advice they’d give to fellow business leaders in Scotland. It’s Brexit over a cup of tea and a biscuit, you might say…
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Learn about what Brexit, employee wellbeing, automation and the environment might mean for you and your organisation from Michelle Shepherd, Business Adviser at Business Gateway Tayside.
Digital for all
Rachel Neaman, Director of Skills and Partnerships at Doteveryone and voted as one of Computer Weekly’s Most Influential Women in IT 2016, discusses the digital deficit, and the opportunity for SMEs
Chomping on export
A lesson in selling in different countries, by exporting success story Cheeky Chompers.
Five lessons learned: Maitland 'Mac' Mackie
Family business Mackie's of Scotland has stayed committed to innovation throughout its journey. Maitland ‘Mac’ Mackie, tells us his five business lessons.
The Harris Tweed Renaissance
From traditional sports jackets to Converse All Stars, Harris Tweed is an industry transformed. Creative Director of Harris Tweed Hebrides, Mark Hogarth, explains how.
Q&A: Cally Russell
Cally Russell, CEO and founder of Edinburgh-based online clothing retailer Mallzee, talks digital inspiration, talent and potential in Scotland.
Five lessons learned: Mike Welch
From tyre fitter to founder and CEO of blackcircles.com, a major player in the UK tyre market, Mike Welch shares what he's learned on the road to success.
Five lessons learned: Sir Tom Hunter
For Scottish serial entrepreneur and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter, to commit to a life of business is to commit to a life of learning. Here are five lessons he's learned along the way.
Five lessons learned: Dougal Sharp
Scottish Craft Brewing Company Innis & Gunn has been steered from humble beginnings as an accident in a whisky distillery to multi-national success by founder and master brewer, Dougal Sharp. Here's what he learned while blazing trails.