Perfect time to have an organisation dedicated to the empowerment of Black and ethnic minority Professionals & Students living and working here in Scotland. BPS does a fantastic job of facilitating networking & professional development.

Perfect time to have an organisation dedicated to the empowerment of Black and ethnic minority Professionals & Students living and working here in Scotland. BPS does a fantastic job of facilitating networking & professional development.
Since coming across BPS back in 2019, I have been provided with a unique opportunity to expand my network and meet other talented Black Professionals within Scotland. I have attended various BPS events ranging from getting on to the property ladder to digital innovation which have all been very inspiring.
BPS brings together a diverse community with a wide range of experiences. The Group is well organised - sections of the events are kept informal which pushes open discussions and interaction. I've been a Member for 3 years - without a doubt the best thing about BPS are the people, there's a friendly support network, and you are always guaranteed to hear different perspective or learn something new.
Thank you for attending the the Step Up Your Game event. Here are some useful resources and links which we promised to share. Key Talking Points We took lots of points away from the event including how to leverage your network, staying relevant in the current job market, tailoring your CV to job applications, how […]
This testimonial really encapsulates one of the reasons why we started Black Professionals Scotland. Hello, my name is Akosua Owusu. I’m Ghanaian and I just recently move to Edinburgh Scotland. My Journey with black professional Scotland started when I was on LinkedIn looking for people to network with in my job search In the Financial […]
How do I as a minority ethnic professional in Scotland behave towards a new colleague who is African?” Do I immediately feel a bond, introduce myself and share common experiences? Do I see this colleague as the competition? Do I ask “You alrrrright, pal?” Those were the conversation themes that dominated a recent lunch gathering […]