Following our recent Lions Breakfast event with David Sole, he and his son Chris – who now works with our sister brand Rutherford Cross – shared their remarkable story with The Times, highlighting the powerful parallels between sporting legacy and leadership in business.
With a clear ambition to accelerate growth and expand into new markets, sectors and geographies, ASET is seeking an exceptional Chief Executive Officer to lead the organisation through its next phase of development.
Livingston James is delighted to be supporting Erskine Veterans Charity in the appointment of a Head of Facilities Management, a key leadership role that will help ensure the organisation’s estate continues to support the delivery of outstanding services to veterans and their families across Scotland.
As Glasgow prepares to host the Commonwealth Games once again, Livingston James Director Alistair Shaw explores what business leaders can learn from the vision, adaptability and determination behind one of Scotland’s biggest sporting events.
Leadership and Legacy in The Times
Following our recent Lions Breakfast event with David Sole, he and his son Chris – who now works with our sister brand Rutherford Cross – shared their remarkable story with The Times, highlighting the powerful parallels between sporting legacy and leadership in business.
Read the full article in The Times here.
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