We’re proud to be continuing our role in Phase 3 of Glasgow City Council’s Business Growth Programme, supporting Glasgow-based SMEs and Social Enterprises with expert financial consultancy.
As a chartered accountancy and business advisory firm, we specialise in Business Financial Management and Business Growth. Our team helps business owners understand their numbers, plan for the future, and make confident, informed decisions that fuel sustainable growth. We achieve this with our unique blend of Chartered Accountants, Tax Experts and Chartered Management Information Accountants.
Whether it’s implementing cash flow strategies, forecasting for investment, or setting up tax-efficient structures like EMI schemes, we bring practical, finance-driven solutions tailored to each business.
In fact, during Phase 2, we worked closely with Ilosta Technology to help them design and implement a bespoke EMI scheme to retain and reward key staff. This was a strategic move that aligned with their long-term growth goals. You can read more about the Ilosta project in our EMI Scheme Case Study
Our Director Simon Murrison commented:
“We’re incredibly proud to continue supporting Glasgow’s business community through this fantastic initiative. The Business Growth Programme is a brilliant example of meaningful local support in action, and we’re honoured to be selected again to deliver expert financial consultancy as part of Phase 3.”
The Business Growth Programme, funded by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, offers access to support across 10 key areas, including:
- Business Structuring
- Business Growth
- Leadership, Skills and Resources
- Business Financial Management
- Design Thinking and Innovation
- Sales and Marketing
- Internationalisation
- Digital Development and Innovation
- Green Business Support
- Business Acceleration
Applications are now open
If you’re SME is ready to grow and would benefit from financial expertise we’d love to work with you. For further information and details on how to apply visit Glasgow Business Growth Phase 3