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Scotland Productivity Forum

The Scotland Productivity Forum is led by the University of Glasgow. It is involved in the implementation of research insights, the design of practical business and policy interventions, and in providing input to the development of the Institute’s future research agenda.

Members include stakeholders from policy, community and business leaders from local, national and multinational enterprises.

Key Contacts

Carolyn Currie

Scotland Forum Chair. Women’s Enterprise Scotland.

Bridgette Wessels

Professor Bridgette Wessels

Scotland Forum Lead. University of Glasgow.

John Tsoukalas

Professor John Tsoukalas

Scotland Forum Co-Lead. University of Glasgow.

Daniel Williams

Scotland Forum Research Assistant. University of Glasgow.

Anna Clover

Scotland Forum Research Associate. University of Glasgow.

Members
  • Andrew Duncan

    Soar

  • Andrew Robertson

    Glasgow City Council

  • Eleonora Vanello

    Prosper Scot

  • Professor Eugenio Proto

    Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow

  • Eve Wallace

    Morgan Stanley

  • Jo Chidley

    Beauty Kitchen

  • Professor John Finch

    Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow

  • Louisa Macdonnell

    Business in the Community

  • Professor Mark Logan

    University of Glasgow

  • Dr Nuran Acur

    Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow

  • Pheona Matovu

    Radiant and Brighter

  • Sara Thiam

    Scottish Council for Development and Industry

  • Uzma Khan

    University of Glasgow

  • Graeme Roy

    University of Glasgow

  • Des MacNulty

    Policy Scotland

  • Gwilym Gibbons

    Crichton Trust

  • Richard Murray

    Scottish Government

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