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Please do contact your local team with any event, membership, sponsorship or other queries and they'll be happy to help...

If you'd like to get in touch with a committee member, please contact the national administrator in the first instance.

Scotland team

Executive Director:
David Watt
0131 557 5488

National Chair:
Aidan O'Carroll
0131 557 5488

Head of Membership Services:
Kirsty Livingstone
07814 386 129

National Administrator:
Patricia Huth
0131 557 5488

Nations Administrative Assistant: Thurs -Fri
Elliot Britee
0131 557 5488

Nations Administrative Assistant: Mon - Wed
Kendra Byers
0131 557 5488

Scotland Committee members

Aberdeen committee

Mark McCue - Chair
David Fleming
Carolyn Maniukiewicz
Chris Bird
Tricia Walker
Callum Wilson
Dean Phillips
Mike Straughen
John Michie

Edinburgh committee

Julie Ashworth - Chair
Jane Clark-Hutchison
Kirsty Mackenzie
Liz Dean-Stevens

Fife committee

Ian Collins - Chair
John Lupton
Stephen Westwood
John Clarke
Joyce Lamond
Andrew Mitchinson

Highlands & Islands committee

Donald Forsyth - Chair
Fiona Larg
George Macleod
Keith Nicholson
Craig Spence
Jennifer Robertson
Rachel Ross
Michael Thomson

Glasgow committee

Craig Jamieson - Chair
Chris Floyd
Sharon McEwan
Tony McElroy
Robbie Drummond
Ralph Leishman
Derek May
Laura Battles
Brian McEwan
John Rotherford
Garry Bernstein
Stephen Breslin
Seonag Mackinnon

Tayside committee

Sonia Cottom - Chair
Steve Cartwright
John Macmillan
Steve Ross
Martin Smith
Marlene Lowe
Roy McLellan
Wicus Van Biljon

Scotland Central Committee

Shona Mitchell - Chair
Khlayre Cairney
Russell Dalgleish
Jim Metcalfe
Derek Robertson
Ron Smith
Bruce Tait
Ken Thomson
Alain Van Weert
Brian Williamson

For more information, please contact

0131 557 5488

Scotland

Branch and staff contacts can be found on the main Contacts tab

IoD Scotland
10 Charlotte Square
Edinburgh
EH2 4DR

Charlotte Square is a garden square in Edinburgh, Scotland, part of the New Town, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The square is located at the west end of George Street and was intended to mirror St. Andrew Square in the east. The gardens are private and not publicly accessible.