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Who are we?

The British Association of Women Entrepreneurs (BAWE) in Scotland is an arm of the UK group.

BAWE Scotland has grown rapidly over the past few years and is a source of much-needed peer-to-peer support and networking in Scotland’s female-led business sector.

With an active committee and planned networking events, you’d need look no further for a welcoming and inclusive group of inspiring individuals.

Our Chair is Gillian Crawford of luxury jewellery company LilyBlanche

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What's on Offer?

What’s on offer?

  • Automatic membership to the FCEM World Association of Women Entrepreneurs – 120 countries and over 100,000 members represented and access to find international contacts via their online portal
  • A women’s network focussed on optimising your business opportunities including international trade opportunities
  • A place to promote your business success, business opportunities
  • A peer group that will challenge you and support you
  • Regional, national and international conferences with BAWE UK.
  • Support

    Support

    BAWE Scotland is there for support, growth and general sanity.

    When you are running a business and have risked your own money the journey can be rewarding. It can be lonely at times, it can be frustrating and it can be very enjoyable and profitable. At most times you will benefit from an informal mentor or someone to compare notes with.

    BAWE is there to informally educate and support members in their aims for their business.

  • Learn from others

    Learn from Others

    Topics of interest to female entrepreneurs are discussed and speakers who have done it all before often attend.

    New attendees are always welcome. BAWE has strong links to the world organization and FCEM (Femmes Chefs d’Enterprises Mondiales) and so if you are up for traveling internationally you may attend meetings in any Country to network.

  • Grow & Develop

    Grow & Develop

    Female entrepreneurship in Scotland is growing and BAWE would like to bring them together to support them to grow and prosper and continue to add to Scotland’s GDP growth.

    BAWE Scotland offers peer-to-peer support from members who have scaled or seen high growth. We encourage women to support each other and to recognise the achievements of women in business.

    BAWE Scotland members would like to help you make it happen with mentoring, training, support, and networking with like-minded people.

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  • Christmas at The Ivy with TBCo

    Christmas at The Ivy with TBCo

    Another Christmas at The Ivy and yet another roaring success. We were joined by the delightful Emma MacDonald founder of The Tartan Blanket Company , now TBCo. Emma began her...

    Christmas at The Ivy with TBCo

    Another Christmas at The Ivy and yet another roaring success. We were joined by the delightful Emma MacDonald founder of The Tartan Blanket Company , now TBCo. Emma began her...

  • Remembering Vera Weisfeld - Founding Member BAWE Scotland

    Remembering Vera Weisfeld - Founding Member BAW...

    The British Association of Women Entrepreneurs (Scotland) is deeply saddened by the passing of Vera Weisfeld. Vera was a pioneering businesswoman whose drive and clarity of purpose helped shape the...

    Remembering Vera Weisfeld - Founding Member BAW...

    The British Association of Women Entrepreneurs (Scotland) is deeply saddened by the passing of Vera Weisfeld. Vera was a pioneering businesswoman whose drive and clarity of purpose helped shape the...

  • Introducing The Show Woman by Emma Cowing, our September Guest Speaker

    Introducing The Show Woman by Emma Cowing, our ...

    Everyone has a story, so we were thrilled to have our guest speaker for September tell us her story. Award-winning journalist and author Emma Cowing and publisher Hodder & Stoughton came to celebrate the...

    Introducing The Show Woman by Emma Cowing, our ...

    Everyone has a story, so we were thrilled to have our guest speaker for September tell us her story. Award-winning journalist and author Emma Cowing and publisher Hodder & Stoughton came to celebrate the...

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