Our London office can support you to establish and grow existing business operations in Scotland. We have geographical responsibility for the Rest of the UK, Republic of Ireland and UK Dependent Territories. But given our location in the global business hub that is London, we engage locally with companies headquartered across the globe.
We also work with the Scottish Government Office in Ireland and partners such as Department for International Trade (DIT), our GlobalScot network and relevant industry organisations to help improve trade links between Scotland and the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
Address:
Scottish Development International
Scotland House
58 Victoria Embankment
London
UK
EC4Y 0DS
Telephone:
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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 who wants to sell them to public sector companies in Scotland?
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Would you like to promote Scotland's interests overseas, supporting our citizens and businesses around the globe?
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.
It was through the support of our extensive networks and partnerships between academia, government and industry that convinced London-based fintech firm, Previse, that Scotland was the right location to set up its research and development hub.
"Glasgow has become a thriving centre of UK financial technology, making it an ideal place for us,” said David Brown, its co-founder and chief product officer.
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