Glasgow-born Sandy Kennedy, studied at Cambridge and began a law career in London, while enjoying the city's club scene. But when the novelty of legal work and house music wore off, he returned to Scotland to help with his family's laundry business, and embark on his own entrepreneurial adventures as Founder of Klick Direct. The UK-wide photo processing chain enjoyed great success, but was a victim of the economic chaos of 2008, and Sandy turned his talents to developing both the Saltire Foundation, and Entrepreneurial Scotland. Now juggling a variety of roles, he describes himself as an 'entrepreneurial optimist and activist', and remains a highly influential figure in the Scottish business world.

Interview by Christine Esson.