This plenary session will highlight the innovation, impact, and resilience of social enterprises across Dundee.

Shining a spotlight on the diverse range of local organisations working to create positive social and environmental change in our communities. Hear from speakers who will share their experiences, insights, and the stories behind their work. Whether you’re already involved in the sector or simply curious to learn more, this is a fantastic opportunity to connect, collaborate, and be inspired.

Fergus Storrier, CEO (he/him)

A former police officer who worked in Community Safety at local and national levels. Fergus has been involved in the voluntary sector for thirty years. An accomplished fundraiser, Fergus set up the local Dundee charity Showcase the Street, which recently won the Tech for Good Awards at the SES awards. He currently serves as the CEO at Dundee Social Enterprise Network

Dundee Social Enterprise Network (DSEN)

DSEN are Scotland’s oldest network, supporting around 100 members from sport, health, the arts, youth work, mental health, wellbeing and many other subjects. The network supports new and existing members and is regularly advocates for its members and the wider social enterprise organisations. DSEN is a charity and is run by Trustees who all have extensive backgrounds in Social Enterprise.

Margaret Mitchell

Margaret Mitchell MBE is a retired Stroke Liaison Nurse Team Leader who worked at NHS Tayside. Her career was dedicated to helping stroke survivors and their families navigate the challenges of recovery with compassion, understanding and expert support. Now retired, Margaret continues to be an active and valued member of the stroke community, bringing warmth, experience and a genuine desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others.


Got a question?

Please email: nia.evans@socialenterprise.scot