Ana Stewart, Chair and co-author of Pathways 'A New Approach for Women in Entrepreneurship'

Ana Stewart and Mark Logan lined up for Pathways event next week

THE CO-authors of Pathways: A New Approach for Women in Entrepreneurship, Ana Stewart and Mark Logan, have been lined up

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THE CO-authors of Pathways: A New Approach for Women in Entrepreneurship, Ana Stewart and Mark Logan, have been lined up for a panel event at strategic design firm Nile in Edinburgh on Tuesday 16th May.  The livestream event, “Pathways – Opportunities for Progress”, will also feature Leah Hutcheon, the CEO and founder of online and scheduling booking platform Appointedd, and Norin Arshed, Professor of Entrepreneurship at the University of Dundee.  

The event is the second in an ongoing series following the publication of the Scottish Government commissioned Pathways review in February.  The Pathways series is supported by Startup Grind Scotland, Product Forge, and the Freer Consultancy.  

Ana Stewart, chair and co-author of Pathways, who is also a partner at St Andrews-based impact investment firm Eos, said: “The Pathways series is about maintaining momentum following the publication of the review, and building a community to help us drive effective change in an area where Scotland has an opportunity to take a globally leading position.”

Ana Stewart added: “In Leah, we have a female business leader who has been out at the coalface when it comes to pushing barriers in the tech scene, and with Norin’s input we are fortunate to have one the country’s top academics in the area of entrepreneurship.  Of course, we want all stakeholders in the ecosystem fully engaged and we are really pleased to have Mark share his own insights and perspective on the recommendations and its wider impact.” 

Former Skyscanner COO Mark Logan, Scotland’s Chief Entrepreneur, also authored the Scottish tech ecosystem review (STER) in 2020, and leads efforts to support and grow Scotlands’ startup ecosystem. 

Ana Stewart previously founded and exited AIM listed fintech business i-design, and is a Non-executive Director at the Scottish FA, Bella & Duke, and high growth tech firm Condatis.

Former BBC presenter and Freer Consultancy associate Vanessa Collingridge is hosting the Pathways – Opportunities for Progress event.  

For further information and to sign up for the event: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pathways-a-new-approach-for-women-in-entrepreneurship-live-panel-tickets-630377525147

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