USA - Boston
Invest in Scotland with our help
We work with partners such as the Department for International Trade (DIT), our GlobalScot network and local industry partners to help develop trade links between Scotland and the USA.
We can help your business with many aspects to ensure it thrives on both sides of the Atlantic.
Ask us about:
- Key investment opportunities
- Market research
- Financial, skills and training support
- Research and development programmes
- Partnering and collaboration opportunities
- Government, industry and academic contacts
- Visits to Scotland
- Setting up in Scotland
Opportunities for you and your business
Scotland can supply you with an astonishing range of goods and services. From education and training, to wave-powered generators, high-fashion tweeds, and the most delicious salmon and whisky you’ve ever tasted.
We can help you find the right suppliers and partners that your business needs.
Are you a supplier of goods or services to offer Scotland and wish to sell them to public sector companies in Scotland?
Search opportunities on the Public Contracts Scotland website
Find our current job vacancies on the Scottish Enterprise website
Local office vacancies
Would you like to promote Scotland's interests overseas, supporting our citizens and businesses around the globe?
Find job vacancies in our global offices on the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) website
Fancy a brilliant career coupled with an excellent quality of life? Scotland is the place to be. Whether you're an individual or a company, our partners at TalentScotland can help.
Top reasons to invest in Scotland
“Where Scotland won out was the access to risk capital, the flexibility and, importantly, the eagerness to support innovative companies.” - Peter Platzer, CEO of Spire, California-based satellite data specialists. Watch our video to hear Peter's story.
Why Scotland was the perfect location for transatlantic firm, Rooney Nimmo
Allan Rooney, a Scot in New York, didn't have to look far when expanding his legal firm with fellow Scot, John Nimmo. So, why were their Scottish roots so instrumental in growing their firm?