6 . Glasgow Business February 2017
Chamber President Neil Amner, flanked by his two new Directors – Peter Duthie, of Scottish Event Campus, and Anne Ledgerwood, of St. Enoch Centre
AGM and new directors Chamber appoints Peter Duthie and Anne Ledgerwood as two new directors
Glasgow Chamber of Commerce has made two additions to its ruling Council, drawn from the city’s business community. At its recent AGM, the election
was confirmed of the new directors – Peter Duthie, Chief
Executive of the newly-rebranded Scottish Event Campus and Anne Ledgerwood, General Manager of St. Enoch Centre. The AGM also saw lawyer Neil
Amner, Consultant with Curle Stewart, continue as President
for a second year. His deputy once again is Jim McHarg, Head of Learning and HR Business Partner at Weir Group. Chamber Chief Executive
Stuart Patrick said: “Peter and Anne join us from key sectors
for the city – conferences and events, and retail – and will boost our knowledge and experience at a time of increasing activity in the growth of Glasgow’s economy and at an important time for the Chamber and for the city.”
2018 European Championships: opportunities and partnerships
T
he Glasgow 2018 European Championships are just over a year away.
Te inaugural games are coupled with Berlin, which will host the athletics. It’s the biggest sporting event in the city since the Commonwealth Games and there are still business opportunities
for sporting partnerships. Glasgow Chamber is working
with the Supplier Development Programme, a free service that offers training and support for businesses that want to understand the tender process. Find out more on
www.sdpscotland.co.uk A number of procurement opportunities still exist and
members should visit the Public Contracts Scotland, visiting the www.publiccontractsscotland.
gov.uk website and select the Glasgow 2018 European Championship link. 2018 promises to be another great year of sport for Scotland, recreating some of the magic that we all enjoyed during Glasgow 2014.
Slovenia visit
On Monday 27 March (the day after Scotland and Slovenia meet in the FIFA World Cup European Qualifying at Hampden), Glasgow Chamber will be hosting a business visit for members of the British Chamber of Commerce in Slovenia. Following presentations on business opportunities in Glasgow, Scotland and Slovenia and a bottling innovation workshop, the visiting companies will have business to business meetings with members of Glasgow Chamber prior to sampling some local hospitality.
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