Business course makes Scottish debut

L Fellowship programme aims to boost Scotland’s entrepreneurship

venue in Prestwick whose Fellowship is being backed by the Diageo Learning for Life initiative.

Entrepreneurial Scotland chief executive Sandy Kennedy said: “Delivering world-class entrepreneurial education from right here in Scotland is integral to supporting Scotland becoming the most entrepreneurial society in the world and we are proud to have been able to make that happen in partnershipwithstrathclydebusiness School and Babson.

“The Saltire Fellowship is unique as it is not solely about developing entrepreneurs in fast-growth firms; it is designed to develop Scotland’s future business leaders across all sectors whether it be corporate, family businesses, the public sector or the third sector.”

Eleanor Shaw, head of the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship and vice dean (External Engagement and Entrepreneurship) at Strathclyde Business School, added: “We are excited about our involvement and our ongoing commitment to supporting Scotland’s entrepreneurial organisations on their growth journeys; helping them meet their ambitions through innovation, internationalisation and, most importantly, talented individuals.”