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10th Holyrood Summer School will run from the 18-22nd August
at the University of Stirling Management Centre and will consider
the key issues in Scotland including;
- Scotland in the Global Economy
- Scotland's Governance and Accountability
- Modernising Public Services
- Leadership & Change
- Public Finance and Performance
- Health
- Criminal Justice
- Regeneration
- Education and Skills
- Transport
- Local Government
The School provides
a unique and essential experience for aspiring senior managers
and executives to gain a greator understanding of what is
happening in Scotland from the people making it happen. the
confirmed contributors to the 2008 School are:
- Robert Black - Auditor General for Scotland, Audit Scotland
- Stephen Boyle - Senior Economic Adviser, Royal Bank of
Scotland
- Tom Divers OBE - Chief Executive, Greator Glasgow &
Clyde NHS
- Mary Dickson - Managing Director, First ScotRail
- Sir John Elvidge CBE - Permanent Secretary, Scottish Government
- David Fenton - Senior Economic Adviser, Royal Bank of
Scotland
- Baroness Ford of Cunningham - Managing Director, Royal
Bank of Canada Infrastructure & Development Team &
Chair of Irvine Bay URC
- Brian Lister - Chief Executive, Scottish Further Education
Unit
- Colin McKerracher - Chief Constable, Grampian Police
- Henry McLeish - Chair, Scottish Prisons Commission
- David Martin - Chief Executive, Renfrewshire Council
- Bill Reeve - Director of Rail Delivery, Transport Scotland
- Alf Young - Assistant Editor, The Herald
The Holyrood Summer School offers
senior managers a unique opportunity to:
- Enhance knowledge and skill in a strategic setting
- Meet and share learning with peers from Scotland's
key organisations and institutions
- Attend sessions with orginisational leaders, academics
and Government Ministers
- Informally debate the emerging strategic agenda with
opinion formers and senior politicians
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