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YOUTH ENTERPRISE
This month a theme about which all have an opinion! Youth Enterprise. Are young people devils or angels? Are we doing enough as individuals and as a society to support enterprise in schools and colleges? What future can young people look forward to?
Starting with Claire Young, pictured above, you can read great opinion pieces from leading business people and get involved by following the debate here and on twitter.
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INSPIRATIONAL:
SARAH DEAS
Sarah leads the strategic and operational development of Co-operative Development Scotland.
She proactively promotes co-operative business models by engaging with key stakeholders and the media.
Before joining the enterprise network, Sarah held senior management and board positions in strategy, marketing and business development with international companies including Carnaud MetalBox, LinPac Plastics International, Fort Sterling, RBM Europa and Airport Advertising (Europe).
I met with Sarah in the Glasgow Office and share her inspirational story......read more |
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COACH OF THE MONTH
Caroline Donaldson is an executive coach and owner at Kynesis. " My purpose is to help executives to meet their goals and I provide individual support as they develop and move towards these objectives. I aim to empower the executive I'm working with and to allow them to tap into their own potential. Occassionally I will offer guidance to allow executives to achieve goals that they couldn't have attained without that advice - after all there are times for all of us when we just don't know what we don't know and my knowledge can fill the gaps at these points."
read more
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SCOTTISH INSTITUTE for ENTERPRISE
SIE, Scottish Institute for Enterprise, helps students in Scotland discover their entrepreneurial talent and start up their own ventures.
Their mission is to help create new student businesses and social enterprises. We asked CEO Fiona Godsman to tell us all about it.
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