Autumn 2014

UK Entrepreneurial University of the Year How our entrepreneurial spirit has seen us win this prestigious award

Plus… The view from here Sisary Kheng recalls how a chance encounter has led to an incredible journey You Made It Happen Duncan Hawthorne talks to us about the gift that created an international PhD scholarship As I remember it From Royal Technical College to politics, Sir Albert McQuarrie has led a remarkable life Welcome Contents It’s with great pleasure that I welcome you to Alumni benefits the 2014 edition of Strathclyde People magazine. International benefits for What’s happening This has been a year of great celebration for Strathclyde alumni News and upcoming events the University and the city of Glasgow, and from the alumni community the following pages will give you – our global community of alumni and supporters – a flavour of Strathclyde’s latest developments. Grapevine Messages from We recently marked our Golden Jubilee, the 50th anniversary Strathclyde alumni of being granted university status by Her Majesty the Queen, The view from here Sisary Kheng tells us how a chance against the backdrop of the 20th Commonwealth Games. Millions meeting started an incredible journey of people around the world watched Glasgow host what was an Big Picture We talk to Ali Smith to find out outstanding sporting event that generated enormous pride and a more about #strathwonderwall lasting legacy. You can read about our Strathclyde medal winners on page 5. General news Highlights of what’s been happening Meanwhile, we were delighted to receive the Times Higher across the University Education’s UK Entrepreneurial University of the Year Award 2013/14, and our main feature examines the enterprising spirit of our students, staff and graduates. It was particularly pleasing to accept the award just a year after being named UK University You made it happen of the Year. Duncan Hawthorne, President and At the time of going to press, we have also received the CEO of Bruce Power, talks to us about Industry and Business title at Glasgow’s Inspiring City Awards, the international PhD scholarship his philanthropic gift helped create a celebration of the people and organisations that make a Faculty news difference to people’s lives. This recognition reflects Strathclyde’s The latest from Departments Our entrepreneurial ongoing commitment to working with large and small companies, and Schools spirit is soaring policy-makers and the third sector to help tackle global Imagination and initiative lead us challenges in areas including health, manufacturing, energy and to be named UK Entrepreneurial Donor list the development of future cities. By working side-by-side, we University of the Year Those making invaluable contributions are delivering real value for our students, staff and the global to Strathclyde’s cause communities we serve.

Of course, we couldn’t do any of this without you, our valued friends, supporters and alumni. I am continually inspired by stories of Strathclyders who go the extra mile to help others, and in particular, the next generation of students. You are at the heart of our ethos as ‘the place of useful learning’. Travel notes As I remember it On behalf of the wider Strathclyde community, thank you for your Not shying away from a challenge has One of our eldest, most well-known Lasting legacy continued interest and support. led Canadian teacher Ryan to educate and high-achieving alumni takes us Focusing on the future with and inspire young people through his remarkable life to date alumna Valerie Clough Best wishes

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The view from here Sisary Kheng

A chance meeting starts an incredible journey – Sisary Kheng’s inspirational tale

Sisary Kheng is a truly remarkable Cambodian – a truly remarkable human What was it like to graduate? being, in fact. There’s no denying her determination, or her achievements with It was an amazing experience, and a very the Cambodian School of Prosthetics and Orthotics (CSPO), giving new hope to proud one. I dedicate my graduation in those injured by the landmines that are still a major hazard across her country. 2011 to everyone who made it possible, But, as she insists in our interview, one aspect of her life was possible only including all the people at Strathclyde Donations from alumni have because of a chance meeting. and the NCPO who helped me through enabled the Strathclyde seven gruelling years. It was so worth it. Alumni Fund to award And I’m still in touch with Sue – she’s like more than £10,000 to the Tell us a little about yourself, emails. When I returned to Cambodia, a second mother! Sue had emailed me about my work and Strathclyde Engineering and what led you to study at And what about the future? the University of Strathclyde wanted to get involved. She went on to for Development MUKTI raise £10,000 from kind Scots to help I’m really happy here, helping people Project. A team of Biomedical I was just a girl when the Khmer Rouge me realise my dream of studying with overcome awful injuries and readjust to regime was still being driven out of a university in the West to support my life. And there’s always a lot to do now Engineering students will Cambodia, and I grew up listening to the career – and we’ve been close friends I’m Country Director of the CSPO – with travel to India where they stories of those who had lived through ever since. that comes even more responsibility. will provide orthotics and it – and witnessing the horrible injuries caused by the millions of landmines that How did you manage to prosthetics support in a still litter my homeland. From an early study remotely and work community with a desperate age, I was moved to try and help people, full-time at CSPO? shortage of provision. in any way I could. At 16, I became the youngest pupil at the CSPO, which was The University was really supportive, as You can support life-changing set up by the Belfast-based Cambodia were my friends, family and colleagues, projects like this by visiting and Sue. It was a real challenge Trust, and today is called Exceed. Years www.strath.ac.uk/alumnifund later, in 2001, I was in Glasgow for the sometimes, but so many Scottish people had helped me get to this point, I couldn’t or by contacting the 10th World Congress of the International Find out more about Strathclyde’s Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics let them down. The staff at Strathclyde’s Alumni Fund Officer, National Centre for Prosthetics and National Centre for Prosthetics (ISPO) with a Cambodian colleague, and +44 (0)141 548 4151 we had some spare time to explore the Orthotics (NCPO) were just excellent, and and Orthotics and the Department [email protected] city. That was when I bumped into a local encouraged and inspired me all the way. of Biomedical Engineering, at lady called Sue Walters, completely by Plus, I love my work, and I knew that my chance. As I’ll explain, Sue’s kindness qualification – an MSc in Rehabilitation www.strath.ac.uk/biomedeng has made this journey possible. We Studies – would be crucial in doing even chatted only briefly, then exchanged more to help victims of landmines. 4 5

News

A silver lining to Glasgow 2014 for our Strathclyde medal winners Cyclist Aileen McGlynn OBE: two silver medals Swimmer Robbie Renwick: one silver medal Aileen and Robbie are no strangers to the podium. Aileen is a Paralympic multi-medalist, with a total of three golds, two Strathclyde embraces silvers and one bronze from Athens 2004, Beijing 2008 and London 2012. With his silver, Robbie is adding to medals from Glasgow 2014 and its legacy Delhi in 2010 and Melbourne in 2006. Glasgow has just staged the biggest sporting event in its history, the 2014 Commonwealth Games. The event, which The event may be over, but its Alumnus of the Year Award brought together some of the world’s most impressive athletes A photo finish for two outstanding and spectators from all over the globe, was a fantastic success. effects are longer lasting former students The University of Strathclyde has been involved at every level The Game’s legacy will be crucial to the from the outset, and is playing a leading role in ensuring its city’s economy 50 years since our Royal Winter Olympic curling medallists Claire Hamilton and legacy benefits as many people as possible. Michael Goodfellow are both former University of Strathclyde Eight medal contenders at the Games were Strathclyde That is, making the most of the social, economic and health Charter – a truly golden students, so this year we have joint recipients of the Alumnus alumni, as were countless baton bearers, organisers, volunteers benefits the event, its infrastructure and influence offers. anniversary of the Year award. and officials. Our Chancellor, Lord Smith Of Kelvin, chaired the Dr Robert Rogerson, of Strathclyde’s School of Social Work and Michael and Claire were part of the men’s and women’s Glasgow 2014 Organising Committee, while Neil Sturrock, Head Social Policy, has been seconded to coordinate research into the Thursday 14 August 2014 marked 50 years to the day since squads which won, respectively, silver and bronze medals for of the University’s Centre for Sport and Recreation, is a director legacy – in areas such as wellbeing, housing and community spirit Queen Elizabeth II signed the official charter granting us Team GB at the 2014 Games in Sochi, Russia. They returned for Commonwealth Games Scotland and was a member of the – to ensure the hugely positive impact of the Games continues University status. We’re commemorating the occasion by to the University to receive their trophy at Strathclyde’s Games’ host association board. long into the future. celebrating our dedicated alumni community. Barony Hall during the summer graduations. A fitting award, The University is privileged to have a large, highly active just as Glasgow made its final preparations to host the 2014 and enthusiastic international alumni community. As well as Commonwealth Games. financial giving, alumni volunteers and ambassadors lend their Both spoke at the presentation. “Winning such a prestigious time, knowledge and expertise in support of the Strathclyde award in this celebrated year for sport in Glasgow is very Strathclyde People Award community, in areas such as student recruitment, enterprise, special,” Michael said, “and to be included among so many Successful entrpreneur named the winner fundraising, and professional and career development. worthy winners over the years is a huge honour.” Meanwhile, To mark the golden anniversary we’ve been celebrating this Claire expressed her appreciation for the support that In the year we’re named THE UK Entrepreneurial University of work throughout 2014 and sharing news of your contributions. helped her achieve her dreams: “Strathclyde was extremely the Year, we’re delighted to announce this year’s alumni volunteer • Stay connected – for the remainder of 2014 you can follow the accommodating, supportive and understanding right from the award goes to successful entrepreneur, Craig Taylor. When anniversary posts on the Strathclyde alumni Facebook and beginning, before we had any of the medals to show for it.” setting up his thriving company Cojengo, Craig received support LinkedIn pages, and on our website. Brian Green, Principal Teaching Fellow in Physical Activity for from alumni volunteers through the Strathclyde Entrepreneurial • Get involved – wherever you are. Entrepreneurs, business Health and Associate Deputy Principal (Teaching and Learning), Network. Inspired by this, Craig generously volunteers his own people, alumni ambassadors: there are many ways you can presented Michael and Claire for the award, and added: time, experience and enthusiasm, particularly in support of stay involved with the University, from attending events to “To represent your country in sport reflects excellence, to be student enterprise initiatives. The Award will be presented in sharing your knowledge and expertise. an Olympian is remarkable. But to be an Olympic medallist November in the lead up to Celebration of Enterprise Week. Find out more at www.strath.ac.uk/alumni is outstanding.” Read more on page 16. 6 7

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Strathclyde Business School wins Small Business Charter Award Professor Eleanor Shaw, Head of the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at Strathclyde, and alumnus entrepreneur Gordon McAlpine, travelled to Downing Street in June to receive the Small Business Charter Award from Lord Young, the Government’s Adviser on Enterprise We’re now one of only 20 business schools across the UK to have received this prestigious accolade. It recognises Faster diagnosis for meningitis? Concerns over EU ban on Aspiring entrepreneurs give our excellent support for start-ups and small businesses, and brings benefits Strathclyde researchers have developed discarding unwanted fish economic recovery a double boost to Strathclyde Business School, and its a new test for meningitis that could students and alumni, in many forms. A report by Strathclyde academics suggests Scotland’s economic future may be looking brighter, And we can now play an active role in achieve faster diagnosis and more effective a recent EU ban on fishermen discarding according to the latest figures from the Global schemes such as Growth Vouchers, treatments for patients Growth Accelerators and Start-Up Loans unwanted caught fish might actually disrupt Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) provided by the Government, and invest The onset of meningitis can be rapid and severe, particularly ecological systems and harm wildlife In its 2013 report, the GEM suggests the number of start-up owners directly in tomorrow’s success stories. when caused by a bacterial infection, and findings from some expecting to employ at least 10 people within five years has more than The ban, which will roll out across the EU between 2015 and In terms of the bigger picture, it helps us of the latest research from Dr Karen Faulds and PhD student doubled and continues to grow. It also found that these business owners 2019, is intended to reduce waste and improve fish stocks by contribute to wider economic recovery Kirsten Gracie – with partners at the University of Manchester are more likely to be well connected within the entrepreneurial community, preventing trawlers from landing unwanted catches. But a and stability, as Rekha Mehr, interim – could help speed up diagnosis. The research involved using export products and services, and share business ownership. a spectroscopic imaging technique known as SERS (Surface- report led by Professor Mike Heath from the University’s Managing Director, Small Business Enhanced Raman Scattering) to identify the bacteria present in Department of Mathematics and Statistics suggests the All very good news, as the author of the report, Professor Jonathan Levie Charter, highlights: “Micro-businesses a single sample, and the plan is to use this approach in analysing intended outcome is far from certain. “Wildlife everywhere of the University’s Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, points out: “These make up 95% of UK businesses and cerebrospinal fluid from patients with suspected meningitis. capitalises on waste from human activity, and discarded types of innovation-driven start-ups can have a real impact on the Scottish play a crucial role in the structure of fish are food for a wide range of seabirds, marine mammals, economy, providing employment opportunities, increasing export activity our economy. We need to further their Dr Faulds had this to say: “The great advantage of the SERS seabed animals and other fish”, Professor Heath explains. and encouraging even more entrepreneurial activity.” growth, and the Small Business Charter technique is that it gives sharp, recognisable signals, like “So banning discards of fish could have unintended effects recognises UK business schools that fingerprinting. So we can identify more easily which chemical on the ecosystem.” Professor Levie goes on to highlight the University’s supporting role: are doing just that.” substances are present in a sample.” The study has been “The University has backed several companies who’ve turned research published in the journal Chemical Science. The report also suggests that changing fishing practices to into commercial enterprise – a recent example being technology company avoid catching so many unwanted fish in the first place could Smarter Grid Solutions, which has already grown significantly with offices bring greater benefits to the wider food ‘web’ – particularly in Glasgow, London and New York.” See our case study on Smarter Grid to birds, sea mammals, and the very fish stocks the ban is Solutions on page 19 to find out more. trying to protect. 8 9

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Scots kids ‘among Social media pics influence world’s least active’ self-image A Strathclyde-led expert group Strathclyde research into body image has provided Scotland’s data Research at Strathclyde has found that women who spend too for the world’s first ‘Global much time obsessing over pictures of their friends on social media sites, and comparing their bodies with them, can become Matrix’ of children’s physical more insecure about their own looks.

activity The joint project with the Universities of Iowa and Ohio was the first of its kind to involve social media. It surveyed 881 young Fifteen countries, including Australia, women at university in the USA about their Facebook use, Canada, Columbia, Kenya, and the eating habits, exercise and their feelings about their own body USA have submitted their findings for image. It enabled researchers to predict how often women felt a report published in the Journal of negatively about their own bodies after looking at photos or Physical Activity & Health – and it’s not posts from others. all good news. Dr Petya Eckler, of the University’s Faculty of Humanities Scotland came bottom in two of the & Social Sciences, presented the findings at the Annual league tables, scoring poorly in physical Conference of the International Communication Association activity and screen-based leisure time, in Seattle in May 2014. “We now have clear evidence of how suggesting Scottish children are A leading light in the fight Satellite Mission Laboratory social media relates to college women’s body image and eating pre-occupied with video games and disorders,” she explains. “While time spent on Facebook had TV. The findings, presented in Toronto, against hospital infection launches at Strathclyde no relation to eating disorders, it did predict worse body image Canada, assessed nine areas of life, among participants, which we know can gradually lead to including overall physical activity, Pioneering lighting system developed at the One giant leap for satellite technology developing an unhealthy relationship with food.” family and peers, community and built University of Strathclyde providers environment, and government strategies The HINS-light Environmental Decontamination System A Satellite Applications Catapult Mission Laboratory – the first and investments. decontaminates air and exposed surfaces by bathing them of its kind – has been launched at the University. As one of Scotland was praised, however, in the in a narrow spectrum of visible-light wavelengths that are Catapult’s new Regional Centres of Excellence, the laboratory ‘community and built environment’ and harmless to humans but deadly to many bacterial pathogens. gives technology providers in the northern part of the UK easier ‘government strategies and investments’ Professor Scott MacGregor and colleagues at Strathclyde – access to much-needed resources. categories, for its commitment to parks in collaboration with academics, clinicians and infection control Professor Colin McInnes, Director of Strathclyde’s Advanced and playgrounds. John Reilly, Professor experts from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, and Glasgow Space Concepts Laboratory, expressed his enthusiasm of Physical Activity and Public Health Caledonian University – have led the trials. for the venture: “The Strathclyde Space Institute is a Science, at Strathclyde’s School of The system is to be installed at a ward in Glasgow Royal multidisciplinary venture addressing key challenges in space Psychological Sciences and Health, Infirmary’s Intensive Care Unit to combat superbugs including systems engineering, space robotics, satellite applications and believes giving children the opportunity MRSA, E.coli, and TB bacteria more effectively. access to space. The Satellite Applications Catapult Mission to play and exercise is key. Professor Laboratory will allow us to enhance our engagement with Reilly said: “The findings reveal an Dr Michelle Maclean, a researcher on the project at the space sector, by developing partnerships and using new interesting relationship between lower Strathclyde’s Robertson Trust Laboratory for Electronic knowledge to stimulate further innovation.” physical activity and higher sedentary Sterilisation Technologies, said: “The clinical trials have shown behaviour in countries with better the technology can help prevent transmission of pathogens The lab will also provide ad-hoc and ongoing support for infrastructure, such as in Scotland. and thereby increase patient safety.” The Scottish Infection academic institutions, start-ups and SMEs, helping them But then other countries tend to score Research Network and the Chief Scientist Office Scotland sidestep the otherwise prohibitive up-front investment differently across the categories, support ongoing research at the laboratory, and Strathclyde needed to develop and demonstrate new concepts. suggesting there is great potential researchers have already secured a Scottish Enterprise Proof to learn from each other, and help This great news comes after the recent announcement that of Concept award in recognition of HINS-light’s considerable improve the health of children around Strathclyde will be one of three hubs to be developed by the potential for effective clinical use in this high priority area the world.” Satellite Applications Catapult to help businesses tap into the for the UK Health Services. UK’s multibillion-pound space sector. 10 11

Travel notes Ryan Boggs

Combining teaching with adventure

Canadian teacher Ryan Boggs’ travel What brought you point teaching at a remote reservation What are you up to at the to Strathclyde? in Northern Ontario for Ojibway and moment? And dare we ask, itinerary since his time at Strathclyde is Cree people, which isn’t accessible by what’s next? nearly as impressive as his list of achievements I had a spell teaching English as a second road. That was really rewarding. Then I language to international students in returned to Toronto and taught English to Right now, I’m teaching at an elementary in educating and inspiring young people. Toronto, and spotted a newspaper ad about children with special needs, as part of the school in Kitchener, Ontario – about an hour He completed a Professional Graduate Diploma interviews for PGDE places at Strathclyde. LINC programme (Language Instruction from central Toronto – and considering my There are close educational links between for Newcomers to Canada). Next up was next move. I’m pretty content right now, in Education (PGDE) here in 2007, and then Strathclyde and Toronto, and I’ve never South Africa, where I worked with the but I know I’ll get the travel bug again soon. embarked on a series of teaching posts – shied away from a challenge, so I went Stephen Leacock Foundation for Children, Or some challenge will come along that for it. I loved Glasgow’s architecture and a Canadian charity, helping children from I can’t resist! Who knows? in Ontario, Canada, and in South Africa. its cultural scene, and I really admired the Xhosa tribe just outside Queenstown He’s taken time out from a hectic schedule the Faculty of Education’s progressive to get their feet on the educational ladder. Any advice to those you’ll approach in 2007. I had a great time, no doubt inspire? to give us the low-down on his experiences and it did my career a lot of good. I then returned to Canada and taught at a private school, again focusing on Every experience is an opportunity, at Strathclyde, and what he’s been up to Travel is clearly a theme special needs, before selling all my so take every opportunity to have new over the last seven years. in your life – tell us more belongings (not for the first time) and experiences. One thing I’ve learned flying to Fort Severn Wasaho Cree Nation through Strathclyde and my travels is that As a kid I’d always wanted to explore to teach children there – as well as help for most people in the world, education is and seek new experiences. I think out with many projects to improve their the key to a better life – and that education experience is important, both personally general way of life. Fort Severn is the comes in many forms and continues and professionally. There’s no substitute most northern community in Ontario beyond school or university. Learning for it, but you need qualifications to and was one of the very first European is just part of life, so you might as well help you expand that experience – and settlements in North America. It’s an embrace it. Strathclyde seemed to get that, your horizons – even further. My time astonishingly beautiful place. and helped me realise that opportunities at Strathclyde gave me both, and set will always be there. The rest was up to me. the tone for the next few years. I came back to Canada for a while, at one 12 13

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The discounts, offered across a range of services, are provided by companies set up almost exclusively by former international Strathclyde students. Discount providers are based around the world – as shown on the map – and alumni can get cost reductions on accommodation and travel, food and drink, benefits professional services, wedding services and lots more. By getting involved in the scheme, businesses can generate The alumni discounts package is just one of many alumni new opportunities. We keep the alumni community up-to- date with available discounts via our social media pages, benefits and services and a great opportunity for past students our alumni webpages and our printed material. So, if you’re to get involved with Strathclyde. Find out more about this and We’re a truly international university with students an alumni-formed company and would like to sign up, or from all over the world. And once our students a customer wishing to browse the discounts on offer, visit other benefits such as alumni events, alumni groups, career fly the nest, they go back out there and really www.strath.ac.uk/alumni/alumnidiscounts services, support with your business start-up and more, at make things happen, many starting up successful businesses of every type, shape and size. www.strath.ac.uk/alumni #Strathwonderwall

The business The brains behind it Strathclyde alumnus Ali Smith founded “Ever since my time at Strathclyde, I’ve Artpistol in 2011, with financial and wanted to remain creative and find a way networking support from the Strathclyde to help others like me achieve a higher Entrepreneurial Network (SEN). Today, profile,” Ali says. “With the website, the it’s a gallery phenomenon with a growing pop-up galleries and public art projects profile, showcasing established and like this one, I can achieve just that. With upcoming artists from across the region that initial boost from SEN, I’ve been able and further afield, not only through pop-up to focus on my aims and shine a brighter galleries but also online. “SEN is great,” spotlight on great artists. And this mural says Ali, “It really helped me get this thing project has been great exposure for me – off the ground, and often that’s all a good I hope to attract more opportunities like it, idea needs – for others to believe in it and and use Artpistol’s growing network and share the resources needed to develop it.” resources to make them happen. Public art is a growing phenomenon, so I’m really Ali’s connections with Strathclyde remain pleased to be ‘out there’ in this way.” strong. As well as working with graduates through Artpistol, he has recently managed a huge project to create this stunning mural, commissioned by the University. The mural depicts famous people connected with Strathclyde and their gifts to the wider world and includes distinguished figures like John Logie Baird and John Anderson, founder of the University, and even the landship used to teach navigation on the roof of the Royal College Building.

Read about the mural at www.strath.ac.uk/wonderwall

Find out more about Ali and Artpistol at www.artpistol.co.uk

Find out more about Strathclyde Entrepreneurial Network at www.strath.ac.uk/sen 16 17

The Times Higher Education UK Our leading-edge research centres, Entrepreneurial University of the Year including our new £89 million Technology award reflects our commitment to and Innovation Centre, are bringing this “Entrepreneurship entrepreneurial practices in all that partnership approach to new levels. we do. Our approach to education, Our research collaborations are set research and external engagement is to almost double in the next decade – is one of the aimed at creating a positive impact on meaning Strathclyde will contribute nearly Our entrepreneurial society and the economy, and stems £1.4 billion to the Scottish economy by key parts of from our foundation as a ‘place of useful 2021/22. learning’ more than 200 years ago. our mission We are also providing a distinctive voice spirit is soaring Today, Strathclyde continues to deliver in international policy. The Hunter Centre innovative learning and state-of-the-art for Entrepreneurship, based in Strathclyde as a leading facilities to produce outstanding graduates Business School, is a leading global ready for industry, business and the authority on entrepreneurship and is international professions. making an impact on policy and practice The University of Strathclyde has across the UK and beyond. As a research-intensive university, we always encouraged people to let their technological are working side-by-side with businesses Supporting our entrepreneurial staff, imagination and initiative take flight. and the public sector to respond to students and alumni is one of the most institution.” global challenges. Our work is making direct ways in which we deliver impact and That’s why we were so proud to be major contributions towards improving our strategic commitment to encourage, named UK Entrepreneurial University of Professor Sir Jim McDonald health, transforming energy, setting new support and celebrate enterprise and standards in manufacturing and shaping innovation, is reflected in the work of the Year at the prestigious Times Higher future cities. the Strathclyde Entrepreneurial Network Education Awards, in November 2013. (SEN). Here are some examples of SEN in action: It’s the third consecutive year we’ve won at these awards, after winning UK University of the Year for 2012/13 and Research Project of the Year for 2011/12.

Nurturing talent

Strathclyde has a variety of enterprise skills development and entrepreneurship teaching opportunities available to students, researchers and academics. Launched in October 2013, the Strathclyde Enterprise Pathway inspires students and researchers interested in becoming entrepreneurs. This invaluable two-semester programme teaches them what being an entrepreneur entails, gives them valuable business tips and provides crucial support with starting and running their own successful companies.

Participants develop and improve their business skills, and generate and explore new ideas, by working alongside experienced alumni entrepreneurs, who also offer invaluable ongoing support. It’s a unique programme in the UK university sector, and receives great backing from Santander Universities; celebrated alumnus, entrepreneur and philanthropist Sir Tom Hunter; plus a range of Enterprise Partners – experienced “Our ethos is to find and recruit the brightest Strathclyde graduate entrepreneurs who offer their time, expertise and knowledge to emerging entrepreneurs. In 2013/14 more than 200 students and researchers took talent who, like us, are driven to create exciting part, with the Pathway programme reaching its finale at a glittering Strathclyde 100 global solutions that genuinely improve event, in March 2014. Here participants were able to pitch their ideas, network with successful alumni and business people, set up mentor relationships and get advice people’s lives, save them money and make from industry experts.

them more productive.” Find out more at www.strath.ac.uk/enterprisepathway

Craig Taylor, Managing Director, Cojengo 18 19 Supporting new ventures Smarter Grid Solutions Celebrating success Clever software pioneers emerging sector Strathclyde has a reputation for producing entrepreneurs from its student, alumni Strathclyde spin out company Smarter Grid Solutions (SGS) Promoting role models and celebrating success are crucial and research communities – and for helping turn ideas into successful companies continued its rapid growth in 2014. SGS has now raised in to Strathclyde’s strategy. We are determined to promote and through an extensive industry and alumni network, that offers expertise and excess of £4 million and grown revenues to around encourage entrepreneurship at every turn, and in every area unique support. Here we look at Cojengo and Smarter Grid Solutions – two £3 million, with more than 45 staff in offices in Glasgow, and aspect of the University. successful ventures coming out of the University community. For information London and New York. That’s why we commemorate the University’s most successful about how we can support your new business visit www.strath.ac.uk/sen. SGS’s success began when Alan Gooding, a Strathclyde and inspiring entrepreneurs in the Strathclyde Academy of Entrepreneur-in-Residence, was introduced to Professor Distinguished Entrepreneurs. It’s our ‘Hall of Fame’, created Graham Ault and Dr Robert Currie, the inventors of a to celebrate the great and the good of Scottish business revolutionary technology to integrate distributed energy and innovation, and lists everyone from John Logie Baird Cojengo resources such as renewables into local electricity grids. to Sir Tom Hunter. Take a look at www.strath.ac.uk/alumni/ strathclydepeople/sade Leading the way and breaking The research had evolved over a number of years in new ground in Africa collaboration with Scottish and Southern Energy plc and You can also learn about our exciting Celebration of Enterprise was ready for full-scale trial and demonstration. Week. Taking place from 17 to 21 November this year, it’s a Scottish high-tech company Cojengo is helping tens of millions Having teamed up with the software giant, Cojengo now At a Strathclyde 100 event in June 2007, Alan presented the week of events designed to bring together the University’s of farmers in Africa with its VetAfrica app. The app allows provides groundbreaking diagnostic tools and disease emerging company to raise awareness and gather support academic and professional services, nurture entrepreneurial vets, animal health workers and rural farmers to diagnose surveillance data for farmers throughout Kenya, Ethiopia, from successful alumni. When the business began in August talent, support new ventures, and celebrate success. disease in livestock quickly and accurately, and find the right Uganda and Tanzania. Alongside SEN, the business has 2008, having raised seed investment from Scottish and drugs to treat them. “I went to Ethiopia and began to get initial received support and advice from Business Gateway Glasgow, Find out more in What’s Happening on page 22 or visit Southern Energy Venture Capital Limited, Alan became the exposure to the problems faced by people in the area at the Scottish Enterprise, and the Gabriel Investment Syndicate. www.strath.ac.uk/sen/coeweek founding Managing Director. time mobile technology was really starting to kick in,” alumnus “We’ve had lots of help from SEN and based ourselves in the Craig Taylor, Cojengo’s Managing Director, explains. “It was Enterprise Hub for many reasons. I was pleasantly surprised At the next funding round in January 2013, SGS was the first clear there was an opportunity to take advantage of mobile, how much support and business planning is on offer. It’s a real follow-on investment under the University’s new Commercial as there was no fixed line infrastructure. After we started the knowledge exchange, and there are lots of experts including Investment Policy. project we went back to Africa to get a better understanding alumni volunteers who happily give their time,” Craig explains. of the challenges that still exist, and learn how the technology “Presenting at the quarterly networking and investment event, SGS uses Active Network Management (ANM) technology could help these people.” Strathclyde 100, was really helpful to us. It’s attended by to model power grids in real-time, and is responsible for lots of successful, connected business people. Off the back clever software that frees up in-built redundancy in existing With more than 100 million farmers across East Africa, of this we found entrepreneurs to help us, and who became grids to provide extra capacity or improve resiliency. Cojengo has forecast there will be massive mobile and cloud non-executive members of the company.” ANM technology has made a proven, pioneering contribution Making a difference tech growth in Africa over the next few years. Craig says: to the emerging smart grid sector, with SGS becoming the “By focusing on the emerging African market, we see a real During a visit to the University, Deputy First Minister Nicola UK industry leader. Proof of the positive effects of Strathclyde’s collaborative opportunity to help push the adoption of mobile and cloud Sturgeon said: “Cojengo is a shining example of a new network of students, alumni and staff and core strategies of computing to address real issues in animal and human health.” generation of creative Scottish companies with the ambition Since connecting the UK’s first fully operational smart grid nurturing entrepreneurial talent, supporting new ventures and skills to create and grow successful businesses.” in Orkney, SGS has added 24 megawatts of wind generation and celebrating success lie in the number of flourishing Set up by Strathclyde graduates, the company was based, to the existing local grid, saving £30 million. SGS now businesses connected to the University. for the first six months, in the Strathclyde Enterprise Hub on To find out more about Cojengo contact the Managing Director, has contracts with five of the UK’s electricity distributors. campus – the perfect place for alumni keen on enterprise to Craig Taylor – [email protected]. ANM technology is recognised by Ofgem and is included With a top five ranking in universities creating spin-out and collaborate and use the University’s services and facilities. in the UK Government’s investment plans for 2015 to 2023. start-up companies over the past 10 years, Strathclyde has “The idea for Cojengo first came about while I was studying SGS is at the forefront of the growing international demand supported 22 new startup and spin-out companies over the at the University.” Craig adds, “It’s actually based on a project for smart grid technologies – estimated at more than last 18 months alone. The University has been at the forefront I took part in to design apps that we then tested in Ethiopia. $56 billion by 2020. of commercialising intellectual property since before many So the business has its roots in Strathclyde’s Computer & other institutions had even begun to look into the possibilities. Information Sciences department. After university, I went to Not only are SGS leading the way in the UK smart grid sector, work for Microsoft, so when we set up Cojengo it was natural they’re branching out abroad too. Strathclyde enjoys a to team up with Microsoft4Afrika. Our ethos is to find and strategic partnership with NYU Polytechnic in New York City, University of Strathclyde has created recruit the brightest talent who, like us, are driven to create where SGS has launched their US business in the Urban more than 50 spin-out companies. exciting global solutions that genuinely improve people’s lives, Future Lab hosted on the NYU campus in Brooklyn. SGS Inc 50 save them money and make them more productive.” is already working with Con Edison in New York City to help protect electrical grids during extreme weather events. Our 50 spin-out companies employ more than 800 people, and have total annual 800 sales of £80 million.

The University has created more than 130 130 student or alumni companies. 20 21

As I Remember It Tell us a bit more about How did it feel to be How does today’s University your role in the War knighted in 1987? of Strathclyde, and the I served as an Officer in the Royal At age five, in my short trousers, city of Glasgow, compare Inspiring tales from Engineers throughout the Second World I couldn’t have dreamed of it. Even when to how it was during your War, and this was perhaps another key it happened, I was very surprised to formative years? building block for me. In wartime, you become a Knight of the Realm and receive Well, obviously things have changed had to learn quickly, and adapt and make the accolade from Her Majesty The Queen beyond recognition – it would be strange the right decisions fast. I soon developed for my services as a Member of Parliament a Knight of the Realm if they hadn’t. The Royal Technical the leadership skills I needed to start in the House of Commons. College was, in its day, known for its a successful career in politics. As well engineering and scientific prowess. as forming the building company I’d What have you been Today, the University of Strathclyde is always wanted to, I became a Councillor doing recently? renowned internationally for leading on Gourock Town Council in 1948, and At the age of 95 I decided to write a the way in research, science and everything developed from there. My time Greenock-born Sir Albert McQuarrie is one of our eldest, most book – A Lifetime of Memories – which engineering, so there’s a continuation with the Royal Engineers also inspired a I completed without a ‘ghost writer’. of that theme. The University is much lifetime of charitable work – I’m part of well-known and high-achieving alumni. Starting with his time It is one more example of the tenacity more technologically focused, which the Chivalric Order of St John that works I developed thanks to my experiences simply reflects life in general. I am proud all over the world. I’m also very proud of at the Royal College of Science and to say I was a student at what is now the at the Royal Technical College in the 1930s, through World War II my company’s contributions to repairing Technology – which has an honourable University of Strathclyde. the damage caused in the Great Storm, mention in my book. and on to a glittering political career, he gives us a whistle-stop which hit the West of Scotland in 1968, and the part I played in helping the people tour of his remarkable life to date. of Gibraltar when General Franco closed the border with Spain.

All of this harks back in many ways to my time at Strathclyde, where I developed learning and organisational abilities to achieve so much in later life.

Born in 1918, you attended the Royal Technical College of Science and Technology (later part of Strathclyde) from 1937 to 1939. Yes, but unfortunately the War scuppered my intentions to continue studying. My time at the College really gave me confidence in my abilities, and it was Mr Preston – one of my lecturers – who gave me the inspiration I sought. I genuinely believe this was part of the foundation of my career. What are your memories of 1930s Glasgow? At the time, Glasgow was a bustling powerhouse of industry and engineering. There was so much going on, and great career opportunities. For many, including me, attending the Royal Technical College was seen as a springboard to successful times, provided you applied your skills and personality, and were willing to apply learning beyond the classroom. The war changed that for many people, and I was one of them. 22 23 What’s happening

Celebration of Upcoming events Celebration of Upcoming events

Enterprise Week Strathclyde’s alumni Tickets for the next Burns Supper taking Celebration of Enterprise Week place in the Caledonian Club, London on 30 January 2015 will be available soon. Strathclyde Entrepreneurial Network (SEN) is a collaborative network 17 to 21 November 2014 groups that brings together the University’s academic and professional services, The next Drinks & Discussions event will providing a one-stop shop for Strathclyde students, alumni and staff who Nurturing Talent take place on the 24 March 2015 featuring are keen to develop enterprise skills or are looking to form and grow new SUDS wins Alumni Group of the Year Simon Stevens, Chief Executive of NHS businesses. Tasked with nurturing entrepreneurial talent, supporting new International Rising Star Award winner England, as the keynote speaker – tickets Our alumni volunteers give up their valuable time to run their alumni ventures and celebrating success, SEN is cultivating bold, innovative and and alumnus, Balvinder Singh, is flying for upcoming events will be available groups, making a difference and achieving incredible outcomes in the imaginative people and companies – the talent of tomorrow. in from Malaysia as part of his prize online in due course: www.strath.ac.uk/ process. We want to recognise and reward this work – and this is where package, and will deliver an inspiring alumni/youralumnicommunity The range of activities offered by the University through SEN were the Alumni Groups Leaderboard comes in. talk to students of the Hunter Centre for showcased at last year’s Celebration of Enterprise event. Twelve enterprise- The University has more than 20 alumni Entrepreneurship. Throughout the year, we award points for certain types of activity carried focused events took place during the day engaging around 300 students groups – all run by volunteers. Our out in support of University objectives such as student recruitment, and researchers and more than 70 alumni and industry contacts. The South India Alumni Group will host an groups organise activities for Strathclyde fundraising, enterprise, internationalisation, networking and career enterprise-focused career development alumni around the world and are an Building on last year’s success, Celebration of Enterprise (COE) will run for development – offering the opportunity for groups to win dinner at the event for local alumni. This will be one of excellent way to keep in touch with fellow a full week in November 2014 and will coincide with Global Entrepreneurship half-year point and a trophy at the end of the operational year in July. a number of enterprise events hosted by Strathclyders, make new contacts and Week. Our dedicated international alumni community will be embracing COE our global alumni groups. This year, Strathclyde University Down South (SUDS) won the leaderboard develop networking opportunities. To find Week in a number of ways, from sharing experiences with current students challenge with UAE – Dubai Chapter and South India Alumni Group as out about alumni groups and events near to supporting budding entrepreneurs. It’s also an ideal opportunity for Supporting New Ventures runners up. you, visit: the University to show its appreciation for the work of Strathclyde’s www.strath.ac.uk/alumni/ alumnigroups ambassadors and volunteer alumni. Our dedicated Strathclyde 100 invitees The winning formula will demonstrate their support for emerging entrepreneurs at a special SUDS combined a fundraising element with their events programme – in event in Glasgow. particular their annual Burns Supper – and we’re delighted to announce that the group’s efforts have led to the creation of a second SUDS scholarship. Singapore Alumni Group will collaborate Both scholarships are currently supporting two talented young people in a tutorial on launching Strathclyde 100 from the west of Scotland to complete an undergraduate degree course in Singapore. Stay connected at Strathclyde. To receive event invites, register with Celebrating Success Supporting enterprise, SUDS hosted Strathclyde 100 (S100) in London in Strathclyde Online and provide your email March 2014 in collaboration with colleagues from Alumni & Development. The University will be hosting an exclusive address: S100 events provide alumni, staff and students with the opportunity to dinner in honour of the inductees of the www.alumni.strath.ac.uk/update pitch their business ideas to a room of experienced entrepreneurs and Strathclyde Academy of Distinguished key industry experts, leading to offers of advice, contacts and mentoring, Or, email your details to: Entrepreneurs, a Hall of Fame created to investment and more formal business relationships. [email protected] celebrate Strathclyde’s most successful and inspiring entrepreneurs. Networking and fun are also on the agenda for SUDS. Regular pub nights To ensure you receive invitations relevant are combined with unique and exclusive activities such as a trip ‘doon the to your geographical area please update The Enterprise Partner programme, water’ in October last year on the PS Waverley, the last sea-going paddle your home address. launched around five years ago, invites steamer in the world; a tour of the Foreign & Commonwealth Office in experienced entrepreneurial alumni August this year; a tour of Tower Bridge in October; and Drinks & Discussion to support entrepreneurs emerging gatherings featuring high profile key speakers such as October’s event with from Strathclyde’s student, alumni and Strathclydealumni special guest, Dame Elish Angiolini DBE QC. academic communities. An appreciation Visit the COE Week website for details of the full range of events: lunch for Enterprise Partners will be University of Strathclyde www.strath.ac.uk/sen/coeweek hosted during COE Week. Alumni (official) 24 25 1940s 1970s Norburn, Francis Zamenhof, Robert (MPharm Pharmacy 1948) (MSc Bioengineering 1972) Looking for Alan Price, Royal Tech Hello classmates! I would love to College 1947–1948. hear from any one of you by telephone or email.

Chong, Thomas (MSc Manufacturing Technology & Management 1973) I’m looking to contact my former 1950s classmates, 1973 MSc graduates Hepburn, William in Manufacturing Technology & (ARTC Metallurgy 1950) Management. Email: thomas.chong@ I’m surviving, any others from 1950 rogers.com. Classmate – Graeme Metallurgy? Alexander please reply.

Currie, William Conway, George (Diploma Hotel & Catering (MSc Fibre & Textile Research 1975) Management 1953) All the carpet companies, Coats Paton, I’m keeping well (fairly!) and still Dawson International have gone. enjoying life, regularly seeing old pals Is there anyone working in the Scottish from Ross Hall days. textile industry? I am now a ‘skilled’ baker and tourist advisor. Levin, David (Hotel & Catering Management 1956) San, Kee After nearly 40 years in the hotel (MBA Business Administration 1978) and catering industry, my hotels, Would like to contact Nigerian friends restaurants and vineyard are all doing from the MBA class of 1978. Can be extremely well. Still keep in touch with contacted on: [email protected]. a few of my friends from Strathclyde.

1960s Vabo, Inge Kazis, Dimitri (BSc (Hons) Electrical Engineering 1961) (BSc Chemical Engineering 1966) Belonging to a social group here in Oslo, I’m looking to contact my former Grapevine If you would like to consisting of 12 members who graduated classmate Alain Jullienne, BSc Chemical contact a fellow graduate, from Royal College in years 1961–1963. Engineering, class of 1966. It would but do not have their be great to catch up with you. Email: contact details, send Maclean, George [email protected]. Alumni & Development is here to help your message c/o: (BSc (Hons) Electronic and Electrical Strathclyde alumni to stay connected, access Alumni & Development Engineering 1962) Eaton, William McCance Building I would like to contact anyone from (BA Commerce 1967) 16 Richmond Street Electronic and Electrical Engineering I would like to make contact again with benefits and get involved. Take advantage Glasgow G1 1XQ in final year 1962. Please email: R J Stuart who graduated in Chemistry/ [email protected]. Metallurgy in 1969. Ron worked for of our Grapevine service to post messages, +44 (0)141 548 2773 the British Steel Corporation and then [email protected] Brown, Jane for Trojan Nickel in Bindura Rhodesia updates, reunion announcements, and to (Diploma Secretarial Science 1963) (Zimbabwe). I can be contacted at: Would like to hear from any friends [email protected]. who graduated from Secretarial reconnect with your classmates. Science in 1963 or Diploma in Commerce course 1964. 26 27 1980s 1990s Reunions Crichton, Andy Coinciding with Strathclyde’s 50th (Community Education 1980) anniversary, the 1964 graduates of The Calton Club, in Green Street, was an Strathclyde’s Scottish Hotel School got important youth project from the late 60s together to celebrate their own special to the early 80s. I would like to hear from milestone. In late June, the group alumni (of any discipline at Jordanhill reunited at a lunch hosted by Clare Gibson College) who may have had contact with (Mrs Gauster) at her home in Falkirk. the club – maybe as a practice placement If you would like support with or in a professional role following organising a reunion please visit qualification. Further details can be Bazluki, Marjorie www.strath.ac.uk/alumni/reunions found at: www.thecalton.com. (International Abroad student 1990) or email [email protected] I’m looking to get in touch with any of Hackett, Stuart the International Abroad students who (MBA Business Administration 1980) were at Strathclyde for the 1989-1990 I have lived in Sydney, Australia for the year. Email: [email protected]. last 30 years and am currently a Partner in a private equity company. I am looking Ngwane, George to contact classmates from Business (Certificate Environmental Administration in 1980. You can contact Education 1991) me on: [email protected]. Would like to get in touch with my Please contact About Jordanhill College classmates of 1991, Lawson, Margaret especially those from Nepal, Ethiopia, us if you would Grapevine (BA (Hons) Economics 1981) Brazil and Zimbabwe. Wish to hear Looking for Lorna Campbell who studied from Dr Yoni of Nigeria, Macdonald, Information for Grapevine has been Marketing and Administration, originally like to: Jim Dunlop and other teachers. submitted by alumni and was correct at from Lenzie. • Get back in touch with old friends the time of submission. We apologise Li, Christian for any out-of-date information and ask Dlamini, Mfanzile • Change or update your contact details (MBA Business Administration 1994) that alumni please provide an update (MSc Finance 1987) • Organise a reunion or visit the Would love to hear from MBA when their circumstances or contact Victor Maziwisa, originally from University graduating class, full-time, 93–94. information change. Zimbabwe, and Philip T Komba from • Hear more about the University today Sierra Leone, where are you? Don’t you Sanga, Michael • Tell us about the University in your day Please update your details at have fond memories of our MSc Finance (MSc Finance 1998) www.alumni.strath.ac.uk/update Class of 86/87? I would like to have contact from fellow • Find out more about alumni benefits members who graduated in October and services Messages will be printed in the autumn 1998 in MSc Finance. • Make a gift to the Alumni Fund 2015 magazine and published in Strathclyde Online: www.alumni.strath. • Find out about how to support ac.uk/update. Please note that messages specific aspects of the University’s are monitored and may be edited before world-changing work being published, or may not be printed. 2000s Bandoula, Efrosini (BEng Product Design Engineering 2001) I’m looking to contact my former classmates, BEng Product Design Engineering, class of 2001. It would be great to catch up. If any of our group are in London it would be great to see you. Email: [email protected].

Gulzar, Kasim (MPharm Pharmacy 2004) Big up to the Pharmacy Class of 2004! 28 29

You made it happen Duncan Hawthorne completed an MBA with Strathclyde in 1998, and since then has continued his rise through the ranks Duncan Hawthorne of Scottish Nuclear and British Energy, eventually becoming President and CEO Duncan Hawthorne and of Bruce Power – one of the world’s largest the power of philanthropy producers of nuclear power – on the shores of Lake Huron in Ontario, Canada.

In 2013, Duncan Hawthorne generously Where has your career led The gift prompted matched On a more personal note, donated a six-figure sum to the you since you left Strathclyde funding, and has since do you get the opportunity University to create an international in 1998? escalated into Bruce Power to visit ‘home’ and the PhD scholarship. I continued working my way up through funding a new research centre University much? But things didn’t stop there. Duncan’s the ranks at Scottish Nuclear and at Strathclyde. Did you see philanthropic gift got the ball rolling I travel back to Scotland often, for both British Energy, and as British Energy’s that coming? on a much bigger venture between business and pleasure. Clearly, I’ve Executive Director for North America Bruce Power and Strathclyde. In this The relationship – and the benefits it spent a fair bit of time with the University I led the acquisition of several nuclear interview, we discover what prompted will bring to the industry internationally recently, discussing these great plans. plants, including Bruce Power. My time his donation, the effect it has created, – has certainly grown beyond my When I do come ‘home’ I top up on all at Strathclyde certainly equipped and and whether Canadians can yet provide expectations. The leadership team at the things I miss, like decent fish and inspired me to go places with my career, him with ‘proper fish and chips’… Strathclyde has found a neat way to chips! Try as they might, they just can’t but as most people will tell you, there’s leverage the gift, and I’m very pleased make them in Canada. I also miss the rarely a ‘masterplan’. My MBA helped First, the background. What with what’s developed from that. golf courses, and in particular being able led you to study at Strathclyde? me take advantage of opportunities to play all year round – in Canada we and face up to challenges. What are your personal hopes have to stop from November to April. I was born in Greenock and worked for for this endeavour? several years at the South of Scotland So what prompted your Electricity Board (SSEB). The University’s philanthropic gift? Clearly the prime reason for the gift Engineering faculty was widely is to create an opportunity for bright I think it was hearing about all the recognised as the place to go if you young people to develop their potential To find out more about the exciting plans and developments at wanted to take things to the next level, at Strathclyde, like I did. My gift will scholarship programme at Strathclyde, Strathclyde – this drew me in and career-wise. Like many of my colleagues help young, capable researchers make and how you can make a difference, I really wanted to help. from SSEB, I have benefited hugely from a big step forward in their education by visit www.strath.ac.uk/alumni/ studying at Strathclyde. completing a PhD at Strathclyde. My gift, givingtostrathclyde/scholarships and the further plans it has inspired, or contact the Alumni & Development team will support research relevant to the +44 (0)141 548 2911 nuclear industry, and there is also an [email protected] opportunity to apply this learning to the direct benefit of the international nuclear industry. Strathclyde’s emphasis on international engagement is really impressive, and I’m right behind them on that. 30 31

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The University Mrs Jean Murphy Mr Dick Philbrick Mr David Ross Mr David Sherman Mr Raymond Stezaly Mr Emilio Tortolano Miss Anna Williamson of Strathclyde USA Foundation’s Miss Lori Murphy Mrs Eileen Phillips Ms Janice Ross Mrs Rebecca Shields Mr Jim Stirling Miss Ruth Townsend Ms Judy Williamson and Mr Robert grant was made possible by gifts Sheriff Sean Murphy Mrs Catrina Pickard Dr Neil Ross Mr Ben Shotton Mr John Stirrat Mr Richard Trail Crowley from these donors. 36

A lasting legacy

Valerie Clough helps us focus on the future

Tell us a little about your experience studying at Strathclyde The University staff – both academic and administrative – were super. They were enthusiastic and inspiring, and made us all feel that we could ask for anything, at any time. They seemed to really want us to succeed and realise the potential we maybe weren’t even aware of when we started.

Studying and working at the same time, especially in my profession, sounds like a bit of an ordeal. Even my family and friends raised eyebrows when I told them what I was doing, but the supportive environment made it so easy, and it was such an uplifting and empowering time for me. Without it, I’d never have had the confidence to set up my own business. So this inspired you to donate a legacy to Strathclyde in your will? Absolutely, because what I’ve achieved with Strathclyde’s help has transformed my life. I now work for myself, and I have the freedom to choose my own path with real confidence. I want On the banks of Loch Lomond Graduate membership to give others, who might not have the resources or external Membership @ £120 per annum support that I’ve had, the opportunity to change direction, Associate (spouse/partner) @ £60 per annum wherever they are in life. And I can’t think of a better place Ross Priory to do this than Strathclyde. Facilities How easy was it to set up your legacy gift? Club Membership • 200 acre grounds As with everything else about my experience at the University, • 9 hole golf course the people there made sure it was simple and straightforward. • Putting green and croquet They even supported me in deciding what the money should be Just 40 minutes from Glasgow, Ross Priory • Children’s playground used for. I think it’s a great way to give others an opportunity • Picnic meadow to access the same experience I’ve had, and I’ve no doubt there is a club for graduates, staff and retired staff • Daily bar lunch menu are others just like me who’d love to give something back. of the University of Strathclyde. Situated in an • Fully licensed bar To them, I say ‘do it’! Strathclyde is at the cutting edge in so unrivalled position on the banks of the loch • Golfing, boating and angling sections many aspects of what it does, and this is clearly built on its • 11 en-suite bedrooms with discounted members’ people. So this is a great way to help ensure they can continue with stunning views of Ben Lomond, the club rates offering others like me such brilliant education and support. offers a warm welcome to new members. • Newly refurbished function and conference facilities Valerie’s business, which she set up in 2011, is going from • Special offers and promotions for members strength to strength – she provides legal advice on land To find out more about leaving a legacy gift to registration issues, which will be in high demand as a new Strathclyde, visit www.strath.ac.uk/legacies Land Registration Act takes effect at the end of this year. Contact or contact Jillian Fletcher from Alumni & Development She stays connected with the University through the Alumni Angela Doran by calling +44 (0)141 548 5917 or emailing & Development office and by attending events whenever +44 (0)141 548 4148 [email protected] she can. For details on conferences, seminars, weddings, conference dinners, functions, bed & breakfast accommodation or our self-catering lochside cottage, please [email protected] visit www.strath.ac.uk/rescat/rosspriory www.strath.ac.uk/rosspriory Global alumni community

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