
Thursday, June 11, 2026

Thursday, June 11, 2026
Date: Thursday 11 June
Time: 12:30 – 1:30pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Now that the 2026 Scottish Parliament election has taken place, what could the results mean for businesses across Scotland?
Join us for a post-election discussion with public affairs consultancy Linco as we look at the election results, the new political landscape, and what this could mean for business, policy and the economy in the months ahead.
During this lunchtime webinar, you’ll hear directly from experienced political advisers, gain insight into the changing political environment, and have the opportunity to ask your questions throughout the session.
Catriona Matheson
Catriona has worked on the frontline of several election campaigns and her career spans Holyrood, Brussels, and Westminster. She was previously Head of Communications for the SNP in the UK Parliament where she established and ran a busy press office, later becoming Chief of Staff to the SNP Westminster Leader. On returning to Scotland, Catriona took a role as Special Adviser to First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in the Scottish Government. In 2023, Catriona founded Linco and oversaw its transition into the Connect Group in 2025. She now leads the Linco team in Scotland and serves on the Connect Group Board.
Fraser MacDonald
Fraser previously served as Head of Communications and Research for the SNP in the Scottish Parliament, advising senior politicians and leading major political campaigns across Holyrood and Westminster. With more than a decade of experience in political communications and strategy, he now supports Linco clients with strategic insight, stakeholder engagement and communications advice across the private and third sectors.
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