Duncan co-led one of the largest Management Buy-outs in Scotland, when in 2005 he engineered the $300m start-up of PSN which was to become the 5th largest private company in Scotland prior to its sale for around $1bn to Wood Group in April 2011.
Duncan currently chairs Glencraft, an Aberdeen based Social Enterprise and is also Chair of Aberdeen Football Club Community Trust and a non-executive director of Aberdeen Football Club. He was recently appointed to the board of SportScotland and is also a trustee on the RGU Foundation and works with several other local and national charities.
Duncan is chair at Social Stuff – a “profit for purpose” Social Enterprise which he has funded through his own charitable trust with a view to creating a sustainable source of charitable giving.
In 2016 Duncan was admitted as a Burgess of the Guild of the City of Aberdeen.
While a keen follower of all sports Duncan likes to golf, hike in the mountains, travel and fish – while not watching his favourite football club!
Duncan currently chairs Glencraft, an Aberdeen based Social Enterprise and is also Chair of Aberdeen Football Club Community Trust and a non-executive director of Aberdeen Football Club. He was recently appointed to the board of SportScotland and is also a trustee on the RGU Foundation and works with several other local and national charities.
Duncan is chair at Social Stuff – a “profit for purpose” Social Enterprise which he has funded through his own charitable trust with a view to creating a sustainable source of charitable giving.
In 2016 Duncan was admitted as a Burgess of the Guild of the City of Aberdeen.
While a keen follower of all sports Duncan likes to golf, hike in the mountains, travel and fish – while not watching his favourite football club!