HF Group Partners with Scottish Construction Now for Exclusive Leadership Roundtable
HF Group, in association with Scottish Construction Now (SCN), is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever executive Roundtable event. An exclusive leaders’ lunch focusing on strategic leadership within the Scottish construction sector.
Taking place on Tuesday 11 August 2026 (12:30 to 14:00) at a Glasgow city centre venue to be announced shortly, this high-value session brings together senior decision makers from across the built environment to address one of the industry’s most critical challenges – navigating long-term strategy in a volatile economic landscape.
Unlocking Fresh Insights with Professor Bill Minnis
Leading the interactive conversation is Professor Bill Minnis, globally recognised expert in strategic planning and former Dean of the Business School at Stockton University, New Jersey. Following his keynote address at last year’s Scottish Construction Summit where he challenged delegates to rethink leadership models and embrace a “barriers create opportunity” philosophy—Professor Minnis returns to Glasgow to deliver tailored, actionable insights.
In the build-up to the event, SCN is hosting a dedicated Strategy Planning Survey, designed by Professor Minnis. Data-driven results gathered from across the sector will be unveiled live during the session, giving attendees exclusive access to real-time benchmarks and industry trends.
“An Unmissable Opportunity for Industry Leaders”
“I was fortunate enough to hear Professor Minnis speak at last year’s summit and was struck by the clarity and insight he brought. This Roundtable gives senior executives across Scottish construction direct access to one of the world’s leading experts in strategic planning. I, for one, can’t wait to be part of it.”
Hugh Fulton, Group Managing Director, HF Group
Event Details & Registration
Designed as an intimate, high-level leaders’ lunch at a premier Glasgow establishment, this session offers a rare platform to engage in peer-to-peer discussion alongside top figures shaping the Scottish built environment.
- Date: Tuesday, 11 August 2026
- Time: 12:30 – 14:00
- Location: Glasgow City Centre (Venue TBC)
- Price: £50 per head (Includes lunch)
- Availability: Strictly limited on a first-come, first-served basis
How to Register:
Due to limited capacity, early registration is strongly recommended. To register your interest and secure a seat, please contact SCN Editor Kieran Findlay directly via email at kieran@scottishnews.com.