Deputy First Minister visits growing Fife electrical engineering business
A Fife business has welcomed Jenny Gilruth, Deputy First Minister, to its premises.
The Glenrothers MSP was at growing electrical engineering firm, CAMTECH Services in Leven, this week.
She said: “It was hugely encouraging to hear first hand about the success which CAMTECH has enjoyed in recent years and their exciting plans for the future. This is a thriving local business providing employment and opportunity in the heart of the community.
“I want to see local firms like this continue to prosper which is why I’m determined to engage with the business community to fully understand the environment they operate in and how we can help to ease pressures and maximise growth.
“Delivering increased and sustained economic growth in Scotland is at the very heart of the Scottish Government’s agenda, to help create good jobs and raise living standards across the country.
Jack Cameron, managing director of CAMTECH and Federation of Small Businesses member, added: "We're proud of how far we've come, from a local electrical business to supporting customers across Scotland, while staying true to our roots here in Leven.
“Whether we're working for a local homeowner, a council, a growing business or one of Scotland's leading manufacturers, we're passionate about investing in our people, developing engineering skills and creating opportunities within our local community."