Leading Scottish Youth Charities Join Forces
Two of Scotland’s leading youth charities, the Prince’s Trust and the Prince’s Scottish Youth Business Trust (PSYBT), are to join forces to offer even more support to the country’s young people.
Both organisations have a long and proud history of supporting Scotland’s young people. The Prince’s Trust Scotland supports disadvantaged young people into education, training and employment, while PSYBT helps young people to start up and continue in business.
Could you qualify for Walpole Brands of Tomorrow 2012?
Walpole is a non-profit-making organisation that furthers the interests of the British luxury industry by harnessing and sharing the collective knowledge, experience and resources of it's members.
The Brands of Tomorrow competition is designed to mentor businesses within the luxury brands sector, allowing them to fulfil their potential with the help of experienced entrepreneurs. The chosen few will learn from CEOs and founders of businesses including Harrods, Smythson, Thomas Pink, McKinsey & Co and leading advisors and journalists.
Michael makes the Olympics!
Michael Smith always knew he wanted to pursue a sports career. While studying for a BSc Hons in Sports & Exercise Science from Stirling University, Michael worked part-time as a gym instructor, football/athletics coach and lifeguard. When he graduated in 2006, he started working for West Lothian Leisure as a gym instructor while completing an American College of Sport Medicine (ACSM) Health & Fitness Specialist qualification.
Alliance Trust Cateran YOMP 2012
Following the huge success of its debut in 2011, Lorraine Kelly launched a call for team entries and sub-sponsors for the Alliance Trust Cateran Yomp in 2012. Lorraine joined 5 soldiers in her home town of Dundee ahead of the 52 mile walk along the Cateran Trail which starts in Blairgowrie.
Unlike other walking challenges, the Alliance Trust Cateran Yomp offers something for everyone, with Bronze (22 miles), Silver (36.5 miles) or Gold (52 miles) routes along the Cateran Trail which starts in Blairgowrie - there’s a challenge for everyone!
Fife enjoy Networking Opportunities
Fife’s only networking club for young people in business is proving popular with young entrepreneurs. The Elevator Club run by PSYBT met at Cluny Clays in November and was attended by 12 enterprising young people who have been supported to start up in business by PSYBT.
I’m getting positive feedback from customers who have seen and bought my prints, which is very encouraging. It’s been a great move forward for me and as a signed artist I will be getting the opportunity to show my work at many more galleries.
Lesley Anne Derks
Edinburgh Elevator
FREE BUSINESS NETWORKING CLUB
Elevator events are for people aged 18-30...
Elevator - Glasgow
FREE BUSINESS NETWORKING CLUB
Elevator events are for people aged 18-30 who are in business or are...
Elevator - Fife
FREE BUSINESS NETWORKING CLUB
Elevator events are for people aged 18-30 who are in business or are...