FEATURES SELECT MEMBER


Looking after the people who matter


SELECT Member fi rm Panacea had been in business less than a year when the lockdown hit but has managed to thrive despite the pandemic, including taking on two major projects at Ninewells Hospital


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hen Billy Hosie set up Panacea in June 2019, he started the business with just


£5,000 and a van. Two years – and one pandemic – later, the Dundee-based fi rm employs 29 people and is about to open a second site in Livingston. The company was launched with the aim of providing jobs for workers left unemployed when a large local contractor went into administration. Since then, it’s continued to grow and Managing Director Billy has never lost sight of the importance of looking after the people who make up the business. He said: “We wanted to give people a job and soften the blow of the


Billy has seen Panacea grow since it was launched in 2019


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