(Replacing "Breakfast Briefings)

Friday Mornings - 10am to 11am
The Scottish Continuity Group is dedicated to providing learning events to its members. 

During COVID, face-to-face meetings and learning events may be impossible for some months to come, just at the time when sharing good practice and reflecting on new initiatives is more important than ever.  

As a result, we are replacing our regular Breakfast Meetings (Edinburgh & Glasgow) with a “Lockdown Café” every Friday from 10am to 11am, starting on Friday 8th May.  To ensure we add as much value to these sessions as possible, each session will be facilitated by Gordon Mackie, Associate Board Member (or a representative) and will have a guest speaker who will present on a topical issue for 10 minutes and take questions. 

Details of the guest speaker / topic together with Zoom dial-in particulars will be sent to Scottish Continuity Board Members on a weekly basis.We also welcome any suggestions from Members as to what you would like to chat about. 

If you are not a Member of Scottish Continuity and wish to join for as little as £50 per year.  Details of how to join are HERE.

During these unprecedented times where many of you are working from home, could you spare 45 minutes to help "protect the national security of the UK?"

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As you'll be aware, Scottish Continuity has been associated with Glasgow Caledonian University for some time, and we encourage interaction between the student body and industry whenever possible - to the extent of having student representatives on our board.

We have been approached by Glasgow Caledonian University in their quest to find suitable industry placements for students from the Department of Risk Management. These placements form the entire 3rd year for students studying for a BA (Hons.) Risk Management.

Please follow this link to a letter from Glasgow Caledonian University which provides the requirement and expectation in full.

We hope you will read the letter and consider accepting one or more students within your company. It’s a mutual benefit, giving students a start on their career journey and companies the flexibility, knowledge, capabilities and enthusiasm of a student.

For more information, please contact Dr Claire MacRae, Glasgow School for Business and Society, Glasgow Caledonian University.

In partnership with Continuity 2 - more details to follow. New date to be announced soon.