Scottish businesses are gearing up for an insightful event as CMS Scotland’s Annual Business Conference, On Point, is set to take place on October 3rd. This conference offers a platform for businesses of all sizes to come together and explore strategies for achieving growth.

One of the highlights of the event will be the presentation of new research on Scotland’s current and future skills needs by Mairi Spowage, the Director of the Fraser of Allander Institute. This presentation promises to shed light on crucial aspects that can impact the business landscape in Scotland.

Moreover, attendees can look forward to a comprehensive assessment of the political environment, especially with the recent changes in leadership. Following the UK Government’s new formation after July’s election and the shift in approach by Scottish leaders John Swinney and Kate Forbes towards a more business-friendly stance, the conference will delve into the implications of these developments.

This annual conference serves as an invaluable opportunity for businesses to stay informed, network with industry experts, and gain insights that can shape their future endeavors. With a diverse range of topics on the agenda, participants can expect a wealth of knowledge and perspectives to enrich their business strategies.

For those eager to delve deeper into the discussions and engage with the latest trends and insights, the conference offers a platform to connect with like-minded professionals and thought leaders. By fostering a collaborative environment, the event aims to facilitate meaningful discussions that can drive innovation and growth within the Scottish business community.

As the countdown to CMS Scotland’s Annual Business Conference begins, anticipation is high among businesses eager to leverage the expertise and insights that will be shared at this prestigious event. With a focus on empowering businesses to navigate challenges and seize opportunities, On Point promises to be a pivotal gathering that sets the stage for growth and success in the Scottish business landscape.