Smas Top Job 'Unlikely to Attract Private Sector Applicant'
Scotland on Sunday › August 30, 2010
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Scotland on Sunday › August 30, 2010
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INDUSTRY figures fear that Scottish Enterprise may struggle to find a successor from the private sector to replace Steve Graham, who has resigned from one of its most successful programmes.
Graham caught business leaders by surprise on Friday by announcing he was leaving the Scottish Manufacturing Advisory Service (SMAS), which has added millions in value to the sector since it was set up five years ago to offer advice to firms on how to improve products and services.See the full content of this document
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