Young Scottish entrepreneurs and Dr Jonathan Levie from the Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship share their views about the qualities which define an entrepreneur.
Young Scottish entrepreneurs discuss the process of setting up a company and the assistance provided by the Business Gateway and Prince's Scottish Youth Business Trust.

Young Scottish entrepreneurs talk about some of the challenges they encountered when they started their businesses.
Nine young Scottish entrepreneurs list some of the advantages of starting and running a business.

Nine young Scottish entrepreneurs give advice about starting a business.
MB7 is a mountain biking business, offering skill sessions where they teach beginners how to ride mountain bikes, and advanced skills to people with more experience. The founder, Iain Withers, discusses what led him to start a business, and how the Scottish Youth Business Trust helped him during the early stages of his enterprise.
Natasha Marshall talks about how she started, and currently runs, her business. Her company, Natasha Marshall Fabrics and Wallcoverings, designs bespoke fabrics and wall coverings for the hotel market.

Video interview with Equi Services founder Roslyn Fife, who explains why she set up her business. Craigengillan Stables is an equestrian centre whcih stables more than 45 horses, provides training for horses and riders.
Video interview with Fraser Doherty, the founder of SuperJam, a company which produces jams made entirely of fruits, and fruit juice - a combination that is healthier than traditional jams.

Jonathan Levie, senior lecturer at Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship at the University of Strathclyde, discusses entrepreneurship in Scotland.