Breakfast Connections with Ian Craig, CEO of TfE
Taken at Ghillie Dhu for Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce.
Category: Events
The Chamber Awards Launch was held in the Double Tree Hilton Skybar.
Now in their 5th Year, the awards are open to all sectors of the business community, from established companies to up and coming entrepreneurs.
Thanks to everyone at the Edinburgh Chamber and Double Tree Hilton.
Unusually today’s event involved three speakers. Jo Dow of Business Stream, Mally Graveson of Heehaw and Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive of Edinburgh Airport shared their thoughts on stepping out of our comfort zone in business, of finding new and better ways of doing things and taking risks – introduced by Scott Black, MD FWB Park Brown.
Organised by Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce and hosted by The Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh.
With a business philosophy of “Unique and Best” this was always going to be interesting. Thanks to
Oli, Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce for organising the event and Double Tree Hilton for hosting.
“From a backyard brainstorm to the driving force in a multibillion-dollar industry.”
Lesley Eccles Co, founder of Fanduel, Inspiring Women in Business at the Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh.
An Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Event.
Some images from the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce Breakfast Connections Event with Phil Verster, MD Scotrail Alliance.
It’s always a pleasure to visit The Royal College of Surgeons – such a great location. Never thought listening to a man talk about trains over breakfast would be so interesting – Phil was engaging, passionate about customer service and entertaining – thanks!
Another great Edinburgh Chamber Event – held in the Mansion House at Edinburgh Zoo. A top notch barbecue, a few cold beers and a “Sing in the City” flash mob to kick the evening off. Even the weather was kind!
Allan Grant, Troubadour Blues at the Jazz Bar, Edinburgh. Allan plays regular Saturday Sessions in the Royal Oak, Infirmary Street. See more images of Allan and the Royal Oak in our Edinburgh Fringe Exhibition, “Old Town – New Perspective”.
Due to popular demand, “Breakfast Speed Networking” returned to the Royal College of Surgeons on Nicholson Street.
Each person has 2 minutes to pitch before the bell rings to move on to the next delegate making for a fun and lively event.
