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Scottish Edge

Evelyn McDonald, CEO Scottish Edge; Judith Cruickshank, managing director, commercial mid market at Royal Bank of Scotland, and Steven Hamill, COO Scottish Edge. Picture: Sandy Young/scottishphotographer.com

£1.5 million boost for high-growth firms as latest Scottish Edge launches Scott Reid

Fodilicious founder and MD Lauren Leisk says she is looking to fill a gap in the market for IBS-friendly energy drinks. Picture: contributed.

Gut-friendly start-up Fodilicious dives into energy drinks market Emma Newlands

The latest recipients of the awards and funding celebrate. Scottish Edge is the biggest funding competition for high growth potential businesses. Picture: Sandy Young

Scottish Edge awards: 40 firms with 'entrepreneurial potential' share £1.5m Scott Reid

Scottish Edge is supported by The Hunter Foundation, Royal Bank of Scotland, the Scottish Government and Scottish Enterprise. Keynote speakers at the event included Sir Tom Hunter. Picture: Sandy Young Photography

Surgical organ model developer among latest winners of Scottish Edge competition Scott Reid

Mr Claase is now exploring opportunities to scale up his offering through further investment and aims to expand into the US in 2022. Picture: Andrea Thomson Photography.

Entrepreneur behind Edinburgh's Gecko Glazing targets gleaming future Emma Newlands

Ross Lamond, founder and chief executive of Bug Bakes: 'It’s an amazing honour to have been chosen as a Scottish Edge winner.' Picture: Sandy Young Photography

£1 million-plus boost as latest winners of Scottish Edge competition unveiled Scott Reid

Sir Tom Hunter: 'Start-ups are good, but scale-ups are great - they move the economic dial.'

Sir Tom Hunter among big-hitters backing business scale-up competition Scott Reid