
Scotland’s Economic Future May Depend on Women—If Business and Policy Catch Up
GLASGOW – Claire Nelson’s message is simple but bold: if Scotland wants to become a global leader in economic growth and innovation, it must unlock the full potential of its women. And the country, she argues, is still falling short. From boardrooms to business networks, and startup incubators to sports arenas, Nelson—a mother of four, entrepreneur, and prominent advocate for women in leadership—is calling for coordinated national action to create a business ecosystem where women don’t just survive but thrive. The Business Case for Inclusion In her address ahead of the Scottish Growth Summit in Glasgow this month—a business forum…