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Highlands and Islands Enterprise Students step up to the mark
Students from across the Highlands and Islands taking part in this year's summer STEP programme will discover who is the Most Enterprising Student at an event in Inverness today (Wednesday September 1).
MIT entrepreneur meets enterprising businesses and students in Fort William
An entrepreneur from one of America's top business schools has been in Fort William to meet with 20 local businesses and a group of enterprise pupils from Lochaber High School.
Conference takes science back to nature
A conference focusing on the use of natural products in life sciences is to be held in Inverness on October 7 2024. Hosted by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), the Natural Bioactives Conference will bring together business and academic researchers from across Scotland to Eden Court Theatre.
HIE backs private investment to strengthen tourist pull
The popularity of the Aviemore area as a tourist destination has been strengthened following the addition of two new facilities, both supported by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Highland pottery reaches for the sky
An internationally acclaimed Highland pottery which makes all its products by hand is exhibiting a new design, and a number of one off pieces, exclusively with Jenners in Edinburgh this week.
Tendering process to begin for Inverness Campus
The Board of Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) has given the go-ahead for the tendering of work which will prepare 89-acres of the Inverness Campus site for its future as a world class facility for the north of Scotland.
HIE backs £7.5m marine science park
Ambitious plans to create a multi-million pound marine science park in Argyll have been given the go-ahead by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE).
Best of the north's food and drink on display in London
Speciality and Fine Food Fair will welcome a host of Scottish food and drink producers to this year's event, from 5 - 7 September at the Olympia Exhibition Centre, London.
HIE supports remote Highland community build economic future
A taste of country estate living for the guests visiting one of North West Sutherland's finest houses is providing more than the usual tourism benefits for the local area.
Harris Tweed weavers to pass on skills
Harris Tweed weavers are being encouraged to have their skills officially recognised to secure the long term future of top quality weaving on the islands.
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