Courier Business Briefings
DUNDEE: CITY OF TRANSFORMATION
Thank you for joining us at our virtual business briefing on Wednesday, March 02, 2022.
I’m sure you will agree that it was a very informative session and our speakers did a great job.
Thank you to our sponsors Johnston Carmichael and University of Dundee and we look forward to welcoming you to our next business briefing.
Look out on our socials channels for more information in due course.
If you couldn’t join us, then you can view the session via the link above.
Speakers
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Luc Delany
Director of Creative Technology & Esports and COO, Northern Lights Arena Europe (NLAE)
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Jenn Stewart
Director & Dundee Office Head, Johnston Carmichael
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Professor Iain Gillespie
Principal and Vice-Chancellor, University of Dundee
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David Harland
CEO, Eden Project International
Partners
Johnston Carmichael is the largest firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers in Scotland with 13 offices, including Dundee, and over 750 staff and partners. We have a global reach via our membership of PKF International, a network of independent member firms with over 400 offices in 150 countries.
Our team of sharp minds use their expertise and experience to act as trusted advisers offering detailed knowledge of your sector and keen insight to meet your individual needs across audit, tax, personal finance and other key areas.
Visit Johnston Carmichael website
Johnston Carmichael is the largest firm of Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers in Scotland with 13 offices, including Dundee, and over 750 staff and partners. We have a global reach via our membership of PKF International, a network of independent member firms with over 400 offices in 150 countries.
Our team of sharp minds use their expertise and experience to act as trusted advisers offering detailed knowledge of your sector and keen insight to meet your individual needs across audit, tax, personal finance and other key areas.
Visit Johnston Carmichael websiteThe University of Dundee has a core purpose to transform lives, locally and globally through the creation, sharing, and application of knowledge. We were ranked top in the UK for climate action in the 2021 edition of the Times Higher Education University Impact Rankings.
The University contributes more than £740 million to the Scottish economy annually, supporting in excess of 4000 jobs across Dundee and the surrounding areas.
Our 17,000 students and 3,000 staff are drawn from over 140 countries around the world.
Visit University of Dundee websiteReimagining the future of venues; Northern Lights Arena Europe leverages creative technologies, education and entertainment to create world-class 21st century multi-purpose digital arenas.
Visit Northern Lights Arena Europe (NLAE) website