Business Women Scotland's Programme for Growth is a three-day course which allows women the "opportunity to take time out from their business to work on it

." #BusinessNewsScotland https://qoo.ly/3aymwa

Programme offers women who own businesses a chance to improve
The programme also allows for women to present their business to a panel of specialists. - Business News Scotland

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