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NEW MEMBER Chisholm Hunter
NEW MEMBER Partick Thistle Football Club
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Very warm welcome to our new members
hisholm Hunter is an award-winning family-owned diamond merchants
– founded in Glasgow – that is celebrating a milestone 160 years in business this year. With more than 300 employees, Chisholm Hunter is one of Scotland’s leading jewellers. A range of handpicked
diamonds and luxury Swiss timepieces are showcased among the company’s fast growing 24 nationwide stores with a 25th set to open on Edinburgh’s Princes Street in time for Christmas 2016. Chief Executive Officer Harry Brown said: “We’re
looking forward to continue to grow and strengthen our business. Our new flagship Princes Street store will be the centrepiece of our portfolio of stores. Our success is due to an unwavering focus on the client and ensures Chisholm Hunter remain ‘A cut above’.” Chisholm Hunter look
forward to being able to connect with other members of Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. Glasgow is a city of thriving institutions over a range of industries and boasts world-class education systems. Engaging with other like-minded organisations will provide exciting new opportunities for partnership and development.
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artick Tistle Football Club – or the Jags – kicked off the Premiership season by becoming new members
of Glasgow Chamber. Te Jags, part of the fabric of professional football since 1876, are hoping to atract more Glasgow business people, family and friends to come and enjoy their match-day hospitality and, hopefully, see an atractive brand of open and skilful Scotish football. Te club, which moved to its
famous Firhill stadium in 1909 and celebrates its 140th year on 28 October, is a strong proponent of women’s football and is commited to youth development through the Tistle Weir Youth Academy. Ian Maxwell, Partick Tistle
Football Club’s Managing Director,
said: “We’re delighted to be part of the Chamber. We’re keen to enhance our strong connections with Glasgow businesses, particularly the smaller to medium sized firms. Perhaps they haven’t been along to see how Ladbrokes Premiership football has changed. Te bigger teams get a lot of the publicity but we’re striving to deliver professional performances both on and off the field. “We are a very friendly club,
with deep roots in the community. Te familiar adage ‘Firhill for Trills’ is still very much a part of the modern culture. As we celebrate our 140th year, we hope we can entice more regulars who will enjoy the Firhill experience and sample our club history and tradition in Glasgow.’’
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