About this Event
SFLN Annual Conference 2026
We are delighted to announce the return of the Scottish Finance Leaders Network Annual Conference, taking place at the iconic Old Course Hotel in St Andrews on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 September 2026.
This two-day residential event is designed exclusively for senior finance professionals in Scotland, including CFOs and Finance Directors.
Ticket Options
- £395: Residential Ticket
Includes full access to both days of the conference, drinks reception, gala dinner, and overnight accommodation at the Old Course Hotel on Thursday 17 September. - £250: Non-Residential Ticket
Includes full access to both days of the conference, drinks reception, and gala dinner (no accommodation).
This year's programme has been designed around the issues shaping today's finance leaders, covering:
- Digital Transformation and AI
- Scale-Up Lessons from Private, Public and Family-Owned Businesses
- Crisis Management and Leadership Under Pressure
- Building High-Performing Teams and Culture
- Economic Outlook and Market Insights
- Managing and Developing Your Career
Our speakers will draw upon experience gained across professional sport, the military, global listed organisations, entrepreneurial growth businesses, family-owned companies, the investment community and some of the UK's most recognised brands. The aim is not simply to share success stories, but to provide practical insight, honest reflection and leadership lessons that delegates can take back into their own organisations.
Our confirmed agenda is as follows:
From Finance Leader to Boardroom: Creating Value at Every Stage of the Business with Graeme Pitkethly, former CFO at Unilever
Economic & Strategic Outlook: Helping Finance Leaders Cut Through Complexity with Janet Mui and Nishand Subramaniam from RBC Brewin Dolphin
Driving Value Through Technology & Innovation with Ross Lacey, Finance Transformation Strategy Leader at EY, Chris Gauld, Director at Equator and Sam Worthingzen, Group Finance Director at McQueens Dairies.
Scaling for Success: What High-Performing Organisations Have in Common with Theresa Shearer, CEO at Enable, Allan Dowie, Founding Partner at N4 Partners and John Thomson, Investment Director at DC Thomson
Leading Through Crisis: Lessons in Leadership, Resilience and Decision-Making Under Pressure with Gordon Dewar, Chief Executive at Edinburgh Airport
Designing Your Leadership Journey with Malcolm Kpdekpo, Partner at Panoramic Growth Equity and Anton Colella, former CEO at Moore Global
Building High-Performance Teams: What Business Can Learn from Elite Sport with Eve Muirhead OBE, Olympic Gold Curling Champion and Chef de Mission at Milano Cortina 2026 and Stuart Benson MBE, Olympic Bronze Bobsleigh Champion
More Than A CFO: A Leadership Advantage - A keynote on why the best CFOs are more than just finance leaders with Alison Cornwell, CFO at Easttree Media.
Why attend?
This is a unique opportunity to:
- Hear from industry leaders: Gain insights from some of the UK’s most experienced finance professionals.
- Network with peers: Connect with fellow CFOs, FDs, and senior finance leaders.
- Enhance your CPD: Earn CPD hours through expert-led sessions and discussions.
- Engage in debate: Explore key topics including technology adoption, talent strategies, and economic market impacts.
- Experience St Andrews: Enjoy the stunning surroundings of the Old Course Hotel and its world-renowned hospitality.
How to Register
Click the ‘Select Tickets’ button to secure your place at this must-attend event for Scotland’s finance leadership community.
Please note: This is a closed-group conference for SFLN Members and Senior Finance Professionals (CFOs, FDs, etc.) only. If you do not fall into this category, please email [email protected] to express interest, and we will be in touch.
Sponsors
The Scottish Finance Leaders Network is proudly sponsored by FWB, EY and RBC Brewin Dolphin, and organised in collaboration with the network Board.
Event venue & nearby stays
Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa, Old Station Road, St Andrews, United Kingdom