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We are one of Scotland’s leading accountancy and business advisory firms, and official sponsor of the Edinburgh Business Stories podcast, a platform showcasing the entrepreneurs, innovators, and business leaders shaping the capital’s economy.
Hosted by Alex Richards and Alan Smith, Edinburgh Business Stories dives into the real journey behind some of the city’s most interesting and successful ventures. Previous episodes have included interviews with Joe and Franco Margiotta, owners of Edinburgh’s beloved family run retailer, Andy Hadden of Edinburgh’s newest leisure destination and Europe’s largest wave pool Loft Shore Surf Resort and Josh Littlejohn of homelessness charity Social Bite which spearheaded the launch of the British Business Awards at an event with Bob Geldof and Sting in April this year. We hope our support will help the podcast grow its reach and continue to tell local stories that inspire and connect the business community.
Jaslin Bhagrath our accounting and business Solutions partner said: “We work alongside ambitious Scottish businesses every day and in sponsoring Edinburgh Business Stories we are supporting the entrepreneurial spirit that drives Scotland’s economy forward, so it is a natural fit for us. These stories reflect the challenges, grit, and resilience we see in our clients and in the wider community. Supporting the podcast is a way for us to amplify the voices of those shaping Edinburgh’s future.”
Investing in storytelling platforms like Edinburgh Business Stories, aligns with our broader strategy to help businesses and the people that run them to reach their full potential, foster local economic growth and to leave a positive legacy for future generations.
Podcast co-host Alex Richards said: “This sponsorship is a feather in our cap. We’re passionate about shining a light on the real stories behind Edinburgh’s business scene, warts and all. Having a respected brand like Henderson Loggie on board means we can reach more listeners and keep the spotlight on the people building something meaningful in this city.”
Visit the Edinburgh Business Stories for more episodes.