Three key players within research-led community interest company Women’s Enterprise Scotland have launched a Crowdfunder campaign for a new range of alcohol-free drinks in a bid to fund projects which support women in business. WES Chair Lynne Cadenhead, alongside Chief Executive Carolyn Currie and Communications Manager Gaynor Simpson, have created a new venture, Immaculate Drinks, and are currently working with The Royal Bank of Scotland ‘Back Her Business’ and Crowdfunder UK to raise £10,000 seed funding by the end of this month. WES Chair Lynne Cadenhead said; “ImmaculateTM bridges two huge gaps in the market. One is the need for a premium, botanical, low sugar, alcohol-free drink. A wel

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