Hear Dr Steve Graham, Chief Executive Officer at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons at this masterclass organised by the Fife Chamber of Commerce.
Steve leads the team at the Royal College which delivers an extensive programme of clinical and non-clinical education, training, professional development and assessment to its 14,000 members. Prior to joining the Royal College, he was responsible for the development and delivery of the business plan for the University of Strathclyde’s £100 million Technology and Innovation Centre and is a former Chief Executive of the Scottish Manufacturing Advisory Service.
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Scotland’s enterprise, skills and business support agencies are urging all businesses in Scotland to take action to actively prepare for a no-deal Brexit on 31 October 2019. They have a wide programme of webinars and events which provide broad information on implications and recommended actions, which all businesses should be considering – https://www.prepareforbrexit.scot/
This workshop organised by the Fife Chamber of Commerce is specifically aimed at companies which already have a broad understanding of the implications for their businesses, but now need more information, or technical advice, specific to their company, product or service.
Attendees will be provided with information and recommended actions across key areas including:
- customs, tariffs and taxation
- supply chain, transport and logistics
- regulations and standards
- strategic planning.
The workshop will be run by Upper Quartile and staff from the company will be available after 12.30pm for 1:2:1 sessions.
The first European fungi science open lab concept, providing hands-on knowledge and support to fungi startups in Scotland and around the world.
The workshop will be comprised of two separate modules – one on fungi cultivation (28 & 29 October), the other on fungi biomaterials (28-31 October).
Designed for farmers, gardeners, community developers, innovators, designers – anyone interested in developing sustainable solutions and circular economy projects involving soil, food, medicine and biomaterials creation from waste resources.
The workshops are being organised by the Green Grow Club, Glimps, The University of Aberdeen’s Rowett Institute, SEFARI, IbioIC and Permafungi.
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Sustainable procurement is a vital element of public sector procurement. As well as environmental issues it also includes social issues such as equality and diversity, and fair and ethical trading, plus economic issues including opportunities for SMEs and the third sector.
This event is suitable for SMEs and third sector organisations who have a basic understanding of public sector procurement (ie who have completed Level 1 of the Supplier Development Programme courses or have equivalent experience).
Attendance at this event is free for organisations registered with the Supplier Development Programme – join now, registration is free.
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Getting the highest possible score in your bid is essential to winning a contract, but it can be difficult to know what exactly the buyer is looking for. This workshop will provide an insight into buyers’ needs and expectations and ensure that you’re winning points.
This event is suitable for SMEs and third sector organisations who have a basic understanding of public sector procurement (ie who have completed Level 1 of the Supplier Development Programme courses or have equivalent experience).
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It’s free to attend if you’ve registered with the Supplier Development Programme – join now, it’s free!
Frameworks are an integral part of public procurement and can be a lucrative source of business, but it’s essential to understand the Agreement. This workshop explains the types of frameworks available and what you can expect from them.
A speaker from Scotland Excel, the Centre of Procurement Expertise for the local government sector, will be in attendance at this event to discuss their framework contracts and how they work with SMEs in Scotland.
This event is suitable for SMEs and third sector organisations who have a basic understanding of public sector procurement (ie who have completed Level 1 of the Supplier Development Programme courses or have equivalent experience).
Attendance at this event is free for organisations registered with the Supplier Development Programme – join now, registration is free.
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