Our much-loved High Noon Lunch returns to the elegant surroundings of Malmaison Dundee for another afternoon of great food, lively conversation, and inspiring insights. This flagship Chamber event brings together members of the local business community for networking over a delicious two-course lunch.

This year, we’re delighted to welcome Ana Stewart, Chief Entrepreneur to the Scottish Government, as our guest speaker. Ana will share her perspective on Scotland’s entrepreneurial ecosystem - exploring the challenges, opportunities, and innovations shaping the future of business. With her wealth of experience as a founder, investor, and champion for inclusive entrepreneurship, Ana’s insights promise to spark ideas and conversation around the table.

The High Noon Lunch is always a highlight in the Chamber calendar. It's an opportunity to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon in one of Dundee’s most stylish venues.

Tickets: 
£50 per person 
£480 per table (10 seats)
*Prices exclusive of VAT

This event is open to Silver, Gold and Platinum Chamber Members. If you'd like to enquire about upgrading your membership to join us at this event, please contact our Membership Team by emailing membership@dundeeandanguschamber.co.uk

About Ana Stewart:
Ana Stewart is a tech entrepreneur and investment partner at impact investment firm, Eos. She is a serial investor and sits on a number of boards including pet wellness company Bella & Duke and identity authentication software start-up, Condatis.
Ana founded fintech business i-design, floating it on AIM in 2007. She joined the exec committee of NASDAQ listed Cardtronics in 2013 following the company’s acquisition and in 2017, Ana became the first female board member of the Scottish Football Association in its 145 year history.
More recently, Ana was appointed chair of an independent review into female entrepreneurship, and is co-author of the Pathways report. Published in 2023, the report set out wide-reaching recommendations aimed at transforming female entrepreneurial participation rates in Scotland. As Chair of Pathways Forward, she is committed to championing the changes required to create a more equitable and vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem and economy.