Livingston James Director Douglas Adam recently attended Charity Leadership Scotland’s annual conference, and while it was wonderful to connect, and reconnect, with so many inspiring charity leaders across Scotland, it also provided a timely pause for reflection.
Scotland’s Amazing Larder: Using more local produce and developing healthy eating habits.
The third in the series of Scotland Food & Drink Leadership Dinners, co-sponsored by Livingston James, was attended by Ben Walker who heads up our Farming, Fishing, Food & Drink practice. Once again a very interesting and engaged audience discussed relevant topics around showcasing our own products locally and ensuring an improvement in the health of our domestic population.
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