“As Scotland stops to watch the political goings on at Holyrood, it is vital that we don’t take our eye off the ball. We cannot allow a leadership election, the appointment of a new First Minister, or even a parliamentary election, to be used as further excuses not to provide the…

Following yesterday's announcement by the First Minister, check out our blog which discusses:
🟣 motions of no confidence
🟣 the process for nominating and selecting a new First Minister when a First Minister resigns 👇 ow.ly/KNnT50RrRIa

There's only ONE month to go until #ProsperForum24 !

Tickets are selling fast so be sure to secure your place at Scotland's Economic forum⤵️

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Are you a young PR professional with a passion for #energy ?⚡Join us for our ‘Energy Transition in the Media’ panel event in Aberdeen on 9 May, 6pm!

Featuring some of the top journalists, comms professionals & experts in the energy sector.

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📢 We're recruiting for a new Chair for our Board

The ideal candidate will act as a passionate advocate for Scotland’s museums & galleries and lead our Board in its responsibilities, setting the strategic direction of the organisation.

Apply by 23 May👉bit.ly/3UFiw3e

'Removing Humza Yousaf alone will not deliver the change we need.'

Anas Sarwar says Scottish Labour will lodge motion of no confidence in Scottish Government holyrood.com/news/view,labo…

Will Humza Yousaf have to resign as First Minister if he loses a no-confidence vote in the Scottish Parliament?

Get the facts ⬇️

thenational.scot/news/24278590.…

Correction to first tweet above, only a vote of no confidence in the Scottish Government would oblige the FM to resign, not one expressing no confidence in the First Minister alone

BREAKING: Tory leader Douglas Ross says he is lodging a vote of no confidence in Humza Yousaf.

'He is a failed First Minister. He has governed in the SNP's interests and not in Scotland's interests.' #FMQs

BREAKING: The power-sharing deal between the SNP and Scottish Greens has been scrapped.

🗣️Have you heard? We've partnered with Polpeo to bring their highly acclaimed 'Crisis Simulation' workshop to Glasgow.

📍Join us at thestudio..., #Glasgow on Wednesday 22 May.

Secure your spot 👉ow.ly/Mu3z50QFxto

The last #SocEntCensus found that social enterprises contribute a huge £2.63bn to Scotland’s economy!

It was great to see Emma Harper MSP highlight these stats in @scotparl last week for a debate on the economic contribution of Scotland’s third sector. Watch below 👇

Fascinating discussion w/ Diane Coyle Clare English this afternoon #EconomyInPlainEnglish
here's a taster:

What is the job of an economist?
youtube.com/shorts/7KfnXb5…

Former Labour spokesperson and #TheRestisPolitics co-host Alastair Campbell is our after dinner speaker at #ProsperForum24

Limited discounted early bird tickets remain! Book now to secure your space⤵️
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Are you interested in finding out about electoral law? Our new blog gives an overview of the Scottish Elections (Representation and Reform) Bill and the proposed changes to electoral law set out in the Bill. Read this here: 👇 ow.ly/zSr850R1ZQS

Tues 26th March: register for CIPR Public Affairs's lunchtime virtual event: In conversation with Greg Power OBE, author of 'Inside the #Political Mind' Greg Power Chartered Institute of Public Relations -> details at #PublicAffairs #stakeholder #events listing: bit.ly/4aCISbx

Today we are launching our The Open University Open Societal Challenges competition for UK charities to determine future challenges that we can collaboratively tackle #OUResearch research.open.ac.uk/news/open-univ…

🗓️26 March, 3pm
💻online

There's still time to sign up for our webinar happening next week. The perfect intro to Wellbeing Economy for anyone who is interested in finding out more. 👇

Join our team! Our Peer Works programme is looking for a creative and proactive Digital and Events Coordinator.

Find out more and apply ⬇️

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This is Alastair Sim's last week as our Director. He's written a piece for The Scotsman today on HE funding. We need a serious conversation & he suggests that starts from shared values, finding common ground & a focus on socially just solutions shorturl.at/ejtzU