About Us
MacKay Hannah helps businesses to Influence policy making, Inform policy development and Connect with decision makers.
Who We Are
MacKay Hannah was founded in 2003 by Angus MacKay and Gail Hannah. Angus MacKay is a former Member of the Scottish Parliament where he served as Minister for Finance in the Scottish Cabinet and as Deputy Justice Minister. Gail Hannah has an extensive background in Scottish local government and in the Scottish Parliament.
What We Do
MacKay Hannah focuses on current public policy issues of interest to the public, private and third sectors. Working mainly through conferences and seminars, we provide a platform for informed discussion and debate with senior contributing figures in each policy field.
We work in partnership with leading public, private and third sector partners and academic institutions to deliver conferences and other events led by the most senior policy makers in government, the public and private sectors.
Our conference themes explore current legislative, policy and spending proposals. We cover diverse themes ranging from public sector reform and renewable energy through to social policy issues such as care of older people and child protection.
What We Offer You
Our events provide opportunities to engage with policy development, influence the decision makers and ensure that policy and expenditure translates into effective practice.
We have a range of partnership opportunities for each of our events. If you would like to discuss these or would like us to help organise your own conference or event, please contact us at mail@mackayhannah.com.
Where We Are
We have recently moved to new offices in Leith, Edinburgh, close to the Scottish Government offices at Victoria Quay.
Whether you are a conference delegate, speaker or sponsor we help you to Influence policy making, Inform policy development and Connect with decision makers.
UPCOMING CONFERENCES
Scottish Government, Scottish Parliament and MSPs: How they work and how to influence them
Thu 21st Feb 2019
11th Annual Scottish Rail Conference: What's next for rail in Scotland?
Wed 27th Feb 2019
Delivering Effective Justice in Scotland: Getting smarter on crime and the causes of crime
Thu 21st Mar 2019
Wed 27th Mar 2019
Reform of Adults with Incapacity Law in Scotland: Understanding and shaping what is coming next
Thu 25th Apr 2019
The New Consumer Scotland Agency: Investigation is coming
Tue 30th Apr 2019