Christine Esson
Christine Esson is co-founder of Scottish Business Network, which proactively assists and supports Scottish based companies to expand internationally.
Alexandra Lawson: The Shell renewables champion who's passionate about gender parity
Alexandra Lawson’s potential was spotted back in 2018 when she was presented with a One to Watch Award by Women in Science & Engineering (WISE). A Saltire scholar and ambassador, she’s now realising that potential in her current role with Shell, championing renewable energy solutions. A keen advoca…
Jacqui Gale: Driving growth in leading consumer brands
Jacqui Gale's arrival in the world prompted the temporary closure of Edinburgh Airport and, since embarking on the world of business, her impact has been no less striking. This Scots-Canadian has brought her considerable drive and qualities to global brands from Estee Lauder and Revlon, to Crabtree…
Tynah Matembe: Financial inclusion champion
When Tynah Matembe and her husband moved from Uganda to Edinburgh, they fell in love with Scotland. However, when the contrast in cultures left them feeling isolated, they embarked on a mission to create a social group bringing together others with an African background. Little did they realise wha…
Carolyn Currie: Championing Scotland's women business leaders
As Chief Executive of Women's Enterprise Scotland, Carolyn Currie is dedicated to supporting and promoting women-led and women-owned businesses. It's a cause she is passionate about, having a forged her own successful career in finance as Head of Business Lending at Royal Bank of Scotland. And as w…
Sandy Kennedy: Entrepreneurial optimist & activist
Glasgow-born Sandy Kennedy, studied at Cambridge and began a law career in London, while enjoying the city's club scene. But when the novelty of legal work and house music wore off, he returned to Scotland to help with his family's laundry business, and embark on his own entrepreneurial adventures …
Christine Esson - Businesswoman and leader of the Scottish Business Network
Scots entrepreneur and businesswomen Christine forged a great career away from home before recently returning to Glasgow, listen in to see how she broken down barriers for women in business and what it's like living both sides of the border.
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Heather Matthews: The chauffeur entrepreneur
In 1966, two brothers called George and Mike Wills bought a small taxi firm in Glasgow, comprising just three cars – a Humber Hawke, a Humber Snipe and an Austin Princess. More than half a century later, George’s daughter Heather Matthews is CEO of Little’s – the luxury worldwide chauffeur services…
Russell Dalgleish - Chairman and Co-Founder of the Scottish Business Network
Russell has an interesting story, hailiing from Selkirk in the borders, with a life now that takes him around the world. As the first person in his family to go to higher education, he thought a solid career in banking would be the rest of his professional career, but realising that wasn't for him,…
How to be a Rainmaker with Christine Esson
Christine Esson of the Scottish Business Network talks about how to be a Rainmaker. Have fun, take a risk, be a people person and let others shine.
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