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New Highland entrepreneurs share online lessons as HIE programme marks three years of success By Calum MacLeod
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Updated: 12:55, 11 March 2021
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Past Pathfinder alumni, Jason and Yvonne Lancaster of Tiree based hatmaker Welan.
A business growth programme aimed at nurturing life sciences and technology businesses in the Highlands and Islands is celebrating the completion of its third year by hearing from some of those who have gained from taking part.
The fully funded Pathfinder Accelerator programme was developed by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) to help businesses bring new ideas to market quicker and today s online event will bring together Pathfinder alumni from the past and present as well as speakers from across the UK, among them Rachel Hanretty, founder of Mademoiselle Macaron.