Five Glens Consultancy

Scott PetriePrincipal Consultant

Scott PetriePrincipal Consultant

Working across Scotland, Five Glens Consultancy is a multi-knowledge rural based business which reaches out to our public, private and third sector clients. Working with a wide range of Associates, we are well placed to offer a set of skills that combines strategic development and action based solutions to our clients.

Capitalising on our extensive practitioner knowledge and research experience in socio-economic research and analysis; evaluation and monitoring techniques, and strategy development and action based solutions, we offer a range of bespoke consultancy services to the rural sector with a particular focus on rural business management.

Services offered

  • Action Planning, Programme and Project design
  • Assistance with funding packages
  • Business Development Planning
  • Community Enterprise
  • Community Participation
  • Development of Scottish Vocational Qualifications
  • Events Management
  • Feasibility Studies
  • Market research
  • Monitoring & Evaluation
  • Project and Programme (Development, Management and Evaluation)
  • Rural Health & Safety Surveys
  • Scoping and Baseline Studies
  • Socio-economic research and analysis
  • Stakeholder and Community Consultation
  • Strategy & Policy Development and implementation
  • Scott Petrie, Principal Consultant

    Scott Petrie

    Principal Consultant

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  • The Five Glens

    Established in September 2014 and based in the town of Kirriemuir, the Five Glens Consultancy draws its inspiration from the 5 unique and distinct highland glens which collectively are known as the Angus Glens.

    Running in the same prevailing direction, the 5 glens (Glenisla, Glen Prosen, Glen Clova, Glen Lethnot and Glen Esk) give the impression of fingers of a hand stretching from the fertile lowlands of Angus, through the beautiful countryside full of wildlife and breath taking scenery, up towards the high mountains which form the southeast edges of the Grampian mountains and the Cairngorms National Park.