Celebrating milestones

Wendy Maltman
May 5, 2022
1 min read

Congratulations to our client Al-Maktoum College of Higher Education on their 20th anniversary in Dundee, and thank you for the invitation to the excellent panel discussion and celebratory lunch today!

Brilliant to hear insights and ambitious vision from some of our city’s leaders and ambassadors on how they see Dundee transforming over the next 20 years; Professor William Russell, Professor Liz Bacon, Robin Presswood, David Thomson and Chris van der Kuyl CBE.

And lovely to catch up in-person with those we haven't seen for so long as well as meet some new people! Well done to Shireen Mardani for being an excellent host!

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