Chiene + Tait (C+T) has launched a new online video series today, with the help of some high-profile figures in business and economics, to support Scottish business in a post-pandemic environment.

The Future Of…  series, presented by the firm’s Chair Lena Wilson CBE, focuses on key economic challenges going forward with discussions and analysis involving experts from across the Scottish and UK business community.  The videos are presented in a concise, ‘bite sized’ format and are free to access from C+T’s LinkedIn page (details below).

The initial session, available from today, features Professor Graeme Roy, Head of Economics and Director of the Fraser of Allander Institute, discussing core factors that will impact the speed of economic recovery in Scotland.

Further sessions will include a post-Covid analysis of entrepreneurship, the environment and climate, and Scottish businesses. The videos will analyse the potential opportunities to emerge after a period of economic stagnation, focusing on finance, business models, leadership and outsourcing.

Additional guest contributors will include Malcolm Buchanan, Chair of Scotland Board and Managing Director of Corporate/ Commercial Banking at Royal Bank of Scotland.

Commenting on the launch of the Future Of… series, C+T Managing Partner Carol Flockhart said: “The impact of Covid-19 is profound and will be felt for years to come. While this is inevitably creating huge challenges for many businesses and impacting heavily on a number of industry sectors, a crisis of this scale also presents longer term opportunities.

“The Future Of… series is focused on the economic landscape beyond the pandemic, considering where future opportunities may lie and how Scottish businesses can align themselves to ensure they are able to rebuild and benefit from these. We are delighted to have input from some of the UK’s leading business figures whose insights we are pleased to share across the business community.”

The first Future Of… video can be accessed via LinkedIn (linkedin.com/company/chieneandtait) with new episodes added twice a week. The full discussion with Professor Roy will also be available at www.chiene.co.uk from the beginning of September.