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HOLYROOD SUMMER SCHOOL
"Be engaged, be inspired and most of all be prepared to join in ....."
"Find out what is going on from the people making it happen"
Eglinton are delighted to announce that the 13th. Holyrood Summer School was a great success with a first class programme.
The fortunate senior managers who attended were able to debate with the high calibre contributors the strategic priorities and emerging agenda, and return to work better informed and enthusiastic to deliver the change agenda.
These are fast moving, eventful and demanding times and the Holyrood Summer School provided a unique opportunity to engage directly with the leaders who are shaping the responses to the emerging political, financial and economic changes that will affect each of us and our organizations for many years to come.
The School enjoyed contributions from;
- Sue Bruce - Chief Executive, Edinburgh City Council
- Robert Black - The Auditor General for Scotland
- Robert Calderwood - Chief Executive, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde
- Sir Peter Housden - Permanent Secretary, Scottish Government
- Professor Jim McDonald - Principal and Vice-Chancellor, The University of Strathclyde
- Gordon Meldrum - Director General, Scottish Crime and Drug Enforcement Agency
- Alf Young - Writer and Broadcaster
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- Stephen Boyle - Head of Group Economics, Royal Bank of Scotland
The Holyrood Summer School has for 13 years offered a unique opportunity to:
- Enhance knowledge and skill in a strategic setting
- Meet and share learning with peers from Scotland's key organizations and institutions
- Attend sessions with organizational leaders and academics
- Informally debate the emerging strategic agenda with opinion formers
The Holyrood Summer School has for 13 years earned a reputation as the essential development programme for senior and aspiring managers and leaders in Scotland. Participants gain a unique insight into the social, economic and political issues that affect Scotland and have access to the people who are leading organizations, developing strategy, delivering services and tackling change. To facilitate interaction and engagement places are limited.
To request information for the 2012 Holyrood Summer School please email info@eglinton.co.uk |
