Raising the bar
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Interview, Source : The Manufacturer
Zone : Leadership and strategy
Published : May 2008
From apprentice to Scotland’s 10th richest man and owner and CEO of global group Clyde Blowers, Jim McColl has refined the process of success. Industry needs a new generation of good leaders, he tells Gay Sutton, ones with ambition, hunger, and the ability to think big
One year ago, Jim McColl returned to the company where he had trained as an apprentice and bought it, adding Weir Pumps to his rapidly growing global business empire, Clyde Blowers. McColl, who is renowned for his ability to turn around ailing...
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