Who Are We

Our team is made up of real people with real-life experience. We understand the challenges you face because we’ve been there too. With backgrounds in various industries and personal journeys of our own, we’re here to offer practical, down-to-earth support to help you achieve your goals.

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    Ailsa Clark

    Director

  • Joanne Slater

    Joanne Slater

    Business Support Manager

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    Adele Martin

    Employability Manager

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    Jaimee Macindeor

    Operations & Finance Manager

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    Samurath Jabir

    Digital Engagement Lead

  • Bryony Connor

    Data Coordinator

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    John Piper

    Business Associate

  • Claudia de la Pena

    Employability Coach

  • Amanda Thorburn

    Employability Coach

  • Amber Kershaw

    Admin Assistant

  • Mandy Robertson

    Employability Coach

  • Tracey Lamont

    Employability Coach

Our Mission

At Inspiralba we take creative approaches, working in partnership,

to enable  positive social and environmental impact,

incorporating fairness & equality and the appreciation of  people and place. 

With a focus on wider well-being,

we value integrity and honesty to deliver quality services

that support individual, organisational, community opportunities and resilience. 

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    Resilience

    We have worked with a broad range of local partners across Argyll and Bute to support household and community resilience.

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    Employment

    We assist in the development and delivery of employment and training opportunities, working with social enterprises across the area. In addition, we provide wage-based work placements as part of our work.

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    Collaboration

    We attend, support, and organise opportunities for learning sharing and knowledge transfer across the third sector and between sectors through the Rural Social Enterprise Hub.

  • Digital Connection

    working with our partners, we developed and supported Digital Connections, an Argyll wide project to address digital exclusions.

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    Environment

    We helped Develop Campbeltown as one of Scotlands 9 Climate Action town through the development of the Community Action Plan.

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    Training

    We support for student placements, employed trainees, graduates and modern apprentices within our own team.