Select one of the photos below to hear a young entrepreneur's success story, or use the business category links to find several stories from the same area of business.
Austin McPhee set up a sports coaching company.
Tommy Farrell worked with a friend to set up a chain of sandwich shops in the Borders.
Iline Murray set up a beauty salon in Stornoway.
Aileen Cavers set up her own beauty businesss in Glasgow
Ruth Colston set up a gallery selling ceramics.

John Diamond and his brother set up a company providing technical support for events.
Roslyn Fife set up Craigengillian Stables.
David Skea set up a seafood export business.

Tiffany Boz and Victoria Laing set up a gallery selling gifts and providing art classes.
Vivien McKee set up a company selling eco-friendly bags.

Kevin Fox and Lawrence Broadley design products for adventure sports.

Philip Price's company gives clients the chance to experience wildlife photography.

Iain Withers set up a company providing mountain-biking tuition and holidays.

Natasha Marshall designs and sells her own fabrics
Andrew Grant set up a marketing and promotions company

Helen McKechnie set up a chocolate factory and cafe.
Pauline Clifford sells trainers customised with crystals.

Louise Carruthers and Paula Russell set up a business repairing and selling guitars
Fraser Doherty produces and sells a range of healthy jam
Stuart Ebdy's company offers print and promotions services online.

Jonathan Levie from the Hunter Centre talks about what drives new businesses and why Scotland needs to develop more entrepreneurs.

Mick Jackson, one of Scotland's most successful entrepreneurs, talks about enterprise, marketing, leadership, business responsibility and what motivates him.

In these videos young Scottish entrepreneurs discuss different challenges and benefits of starting a business and what makes an entrepreneur.