Future Factory expands with new office in Glasgow

BUSINESS development consultancy, Future Factory, today announces the opening of a new office in Glasgow to service its growing list of

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

Why? Free to subscribe, no paywall, daily business news digest.

BUSINESS development consultancy, Future Factory, today announces the opening of a new office in Glasgow to service its growing list of Scottish clients.

The new office, located at Charing Cross Glasgow will be led by Managing Director, John Schumacher, who will oversee operations and new business. The division will also be run by Director Laura Walker, who will be in charge oftraining, development, and recruitment, and on the ground is Account Director Mike Alexander who has moved from Manchester to oversee the new office.

With the vast creative and digital scene in Scotland, the new location will allow Future Factory to continue to grow and expand its clientele.

Managing Director John Schumacher said: “The whole ethos of Future Factory is client immersion and we feel like it would accentuate our core values by having people in Scotland to represent our Scottish clients in an authentic way.” 

Account Director Michael Alexander said: “Scotland boasts such an exciting agency scene that has grown and grown in recent years, so we’re very excited to be here on the ground. We’re proud to have worked with a diverse range of agencies based up here since our inception so it feels fitting to be here in the heart of the Scottish scene to further grow and develop as a company.”

Facebook
X
LinkedIn

Related Articles

Scottish retail sales fall 0.7% after inflation in September
FourNet acquires Glasgow’s SVL Business Solutions
Heriot-Watt brewing and distilling centre could add £53.4m a year to Scotland’s economy
Scotland loses 64 pubs in first nine months of 2026, says BBPA
The Xcite Linlithgow team receiving their ukactive award at the ICC Birmingham (Credit: Xcite Linlithgow)
Xcite Linlithgow named Scotland’s Public Club/Centre of the Year
Scotland targets £2bn biotechnology sector as plan focuses on business growth

Other Articles from HGS

The Latest Stories