26 Mar With an eye toward the future
Steve Olivier, Principal and Vice Chancellor, Robert Gordon University (RGU), explains why Aberdeen is a great destination for study and a great bet on a student’s future....
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25 Mar Teaching near and far
Susan Stewart, Chancellor, The Open University of Scotland, speaks about a school whose mission is uniquely suited for this era, when distance learning has become normalized....
24 Mar Making the world a better place
Sir Paul Grice, Principal, Queen Margaret University (QMU) of Edinburgh, describes an institution charged with a social mission that seeks to change the world for the better....
23 Mar Teaching people to thrive
Pamela Gillies, Principal and Vice-Chancellor, Glasgow Caledonian University, speaks of the school’s efforts to bring socially conscious educational techniques to the world....
22 Mar Traditional production process creates classic tastes and bestselling original whisky brands
Ian MacLeod is one of the finest and most respected names in the Scotch whisky industry, with its rich expertize as an independent Scottish family firm stretching back four generations. Leonard Russell, Managing Director, Ian Macleod Distillers, shares some of his company’s secrets....
21 Mar Pushing the nation’s strengths
Angus Robertson, Cabinet Secretary for the Constitution, External Affairs and Culture, Scotland, talks about a country with a rejuvenated culture and a rejuvenated sense of self....
20 Mar Historically conscious decarbonization
Colette Cohen, CEO, Net Zero Technology Centre, knows that Rome was not built in a day, but that his company’s goal to harness the North Sea to spur decarbonization is a worthy one....
19 Mar A salmon-hued future
Tavish Scott, CEO, Salmon Scotland, gives an account of one of Scotland’s preeminent exports and explains why it is only natural that a country surrounded by the sea exports the world’s favorite fish....
18 Mar Developing Scotland for tomorrow
Willie Watt, Chairman, Scottish National Investment Bank, is setting a blueprint for a new type of finance in Scotland that is green, socially conscious and practical. How would you characterize the evolution of Scotland’s financial industry, and what have been some of the driving forces that have shaped the sector to what it is today? Scotland’s financial service industry has been here for a long time. It really started at the end of the Industrial Revolution when large capital surpluses were created....