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Marilyn Masterson
With a background of over 10 years in business development and ebusiness development Marilyn has helped hundreds of businesses grow and develop their potential both in Scotland and England.  Marilyn has worked for both Scottish Enterprise and Business Link and her experience of working with all types and sizes of businesses in all industry sectors ensures a practical, hands-on approach to helping your organisation grow.  Marilyn is our leading consultant on many Technology, eBusiness and Business Strategy projects, including a major technology project for the University of the West of Scotland. 


Steven Rieley
Design and Manufacture are Steven's main areas of expertise and he has built up several successful businesses over the last fifteen years.  Recently Steven has worked in High Growth and Entrepreneurial encouragement and he has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs fulfill their vision.  Steven can advise on all aspects of logistics and manufacture as well as Business Planning and Growth Development. Steven also advises on Sales Management and Sales Planning.


Margaret McMillan
Margaret is our business development expert specialising in business to business solutions and telemarketing.  At times you need some help with your direct marketing activities and Margaret brings many years experience of working in the direct business generation field for many clients across varied industry sectors.



Jeanette Montgomery

With a pedigree which is second to none Jeanette comes to us from a very senior position in the Tourism Industry.  Having headed up two of Scotland's most successful and distinctive hotels Jeanette has over twenty years experience within the industry and brings her unique and innovative management style to client companies within this sector.

 
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