Haughey and Hunter reveal why we must ‘hold out for our heroes’
Even Scotland’s foremost entrepreneurs can be star struck by their business heroes, as Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey revealed on their Go Radio Business Show.
The importance of sharp elbows and showing who’s the governor
SCOTLAND'S top entrepreneurs have offered their personal advice on how a female businesswoman can succeed in a traditionally male-dominated environment.
Entrepreneurs urge Scotland to follow Ireland on inward investment
Entrepreneurs Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey have launched a fresh debate on how best to inspire inward investment for Scotland, pointing to Ireland as an example of a nation that has successfully attracted many of the world’s largest corporations to its shores.
SMALLPEICE TRUST It's time to focus on the future of engineering in Scotland
The Smallpeice Trust's forthcoming event in Stirling aims to inspire young people and also redress the gender imbalance in STEM careers
Sponsored Scotland's offshore ambitions show a clear direction forward for renewables
With its offshore ambitions being given the green light at the ScotWind leasing round, ScottishPower Renewables is now driving forward three innovative new projects that not only aim to turbocharge net zero ambitions, but also create jobs and lower energy bills.
Is Elon Musk proving how to get more bang for your buck?
Despite watching the multi-billionaire’s SpaceX rocket blow up just moments after launch in Texas, Sir Tom Hunter has given Elon Musk 10 out of 10 for his brave style of entrepreneurship.
A fair share in the essentials of new entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur and advocate for gender equality in entrepreneurship Ana Stewart has spoken candidly about the motivating factors behind her own journey
Foundation launches pre-scaling scheme
Sir Tom Hunter has announced his Hunter Foundation’s is to launch a Pre-scaler programme, which has been especially designed for a new generation of entrepreneurs
Business leaders urge investment clarity but thankful for ‘boring Budget’
Lord Willie Haughey and Sir Tom Hunter have given their verdicts on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Budget statement.
Tax breaks ‘would make us attractive to new investment’
Looking ahead to this week’s Budget statement by Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Sir Tom Hunter and Lord Willie Haughey have both focused on the issue of corporation tax and whether Scotland should enjoy special consideration in order to attract new investment.
