FVSE TEAM EXPANDS TO EMBRACE 3 YEARS OF GROWTH

Matt McGrandles, Director at FVSE, announces a major staff investment over the next 3 years that will help grow the social enterprises delivery services to support further reach into the community and young people.

“FVSE has had to find its feet in a crowded and sometimes complicated employability training sector, but I believe we have a successful events training platform in place now, so we should see real growth opportunities over these next few years,” explained Matt. “It’s because of the ground work since 2014 that the Board has signed off on my business development plans and I am delighted to welcome Dan Rous to the team as our new Business Development Manager.”

The new BDM will be working alongside FVSE’s Director in securing new funding streams as well as helping develop and deliver the social enterprises strategic growth plan. With some exciting ideas and major fundraising targets ahead of them, it will also include celebrations of the 150-year anniversary of Stirling Highland Games in 2020.

FVSE has also recently taken both Jessie Russell, a 2^nd year Glasgow Caledonia University student on a 10-week internship as well as Lauren Gunning, a 5^th year Dunblane High School pupil on work experience. Both are involved with events in the local area and are keen to learn more as part of Sruighlea, Stirling’s Festival delivery team.

Further information on the work FVSE provide can be discussed in the first instance by calling the office on 01786 273556.