Our Young Enterprise team has been working hard running their sustainable craft business, Seastainable.
They recently attended a Y.E.S. trade fair at Clydebank shopping centre and put together an extremely professional stand; the centre manager was so impressed he said he’d confidently have them selling there every week! The Young Enterprise Scotland judges were impressed with the quality of their product, as well as their professional approach and their brand ‘story’ and marketing were highly commended.
Head of Business & Economics, Mrs Ferguson said:
The team has worked efficiently and tirelessly under the watchful and quietly assertive leadership of their Managing Director, Marsali. I’m a very proud teacher!
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