Drew Hendry works with founders, leaders and community organisations across the Highlands who want to grow in a way that is commercially sound and genuinely good for the place they are building it.
Olivia Grant is 23 years old, sixth generation in the Highlands, and the driving force behind the community buyout of Foyers Stores – the only shop serving 800 people along a 35-mile stretch of Loch Ness-side road. When the store faced closure, Olivia did not wait for someone else to fix it. She submitted a £365,000 Scottish Land Fund application and got to work. On the Growth for Good podcast, she speaks with Drew Hendry about what it really takes to hold a community together when the things that keep it alive are under threat.
Growth for Good is Drew’s framework for sustainable Highland business growth – commercially sound, community-minded, and built for the long term.
Helped secure a £315 million City Region Deal for the Highlands and Islands as Leader of Highland Council
Nearly a decade as MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey – taking Highland business concerns to Westminster and Holyrood
Founder and director of teclan, a digital marketing agency built and grown in Inverness
Practical thinking on business, leadership and sustainable growth in the Highlands
Whether you're starting out, scaling up, or ready to make a bigger impact - Drew works with a small number of clients each year to provide clear thinking and practical support.