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Here is our very first video: "How not to interview" starring our very own Annemarie Allington and Craig Barrie. We would love to hear your thoughts!

Great Video from WeDo Scotland showcasing the winners from the 2013 Awards.

Welcome to the  first quarterly edition of our Newsletter!       Pros of Pro Bono Event iMultiply Resourcing held a successful event on the “Pros of Pro Bono” at the beginning of October. The event was hosted by Johnston Carmichael and explored...

In our latest series of  blogs we are going to be hearing from each member of the team here at iMultiply Resourcing. Our third blog in the series is from Fiona Riding, Operations Manager at iMultiply. Fiona tells us about...

  We caught up with David Jack of Ascend HR, a voluntary board member with Street Soccer Scotland, about the mutual benefits of pro bono board membership. How did you first come across Street Soccer Scotland? I listened to the founder...

The most rewarding career move a finance professional can make might well be an unpaid board membership, according to Leith recruitment agency iMultiply Resourcing. At 5:30 pm on 2 October in Edinburgh, iMultiply and Johnston Carmichael present an evening of...

  We caught up with Margaret Morton of the venture philanthropy organisation Inspiring Scotland to chat about its work, and about the benefits to pro bono supporters and not-for-profit organisations of pro bono support. Can you tell us a bit about...

In our latest series of blogs we are going to be hearing from each member of the team here at iMultiply Resourcing. Our next  blog is from John Gilbertson, Manager at iMultiply.  John tells us about his background, why he...

  In our latest series of blogs we are going to be hearing from each member of the team here at iMultiply Resourcing. The first is from from our MD Kirsty Mackenzie - Kirsty tells us about her background, why she loves...

  A recent discussion in the office has generated a lot of excitement around the subject of pets in the workplace. A number of well-known organisations such as Google, Ben & Jerry's and Amazon already welcome dogs into their corporate headquarters - is...