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Thursday, August 7, 2025
Ever wondered where global leaders choose to meet?
A round of golf, a black-tie dinner… or perhaps aboard a luxury powerboat on Scotland’s most iconic waters?
This week Freedom Boat Club Loch Lomond had the honour of welcoming international business leaders to their stunning slice of paradise. Owners Mike Lally and Ashlee Lally, based in Glasgow, proudly hosted the Oklahoma Department of Commerce and Lieutenant Governor Matt Pinnell for a curated tour of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs region.
The agenda was as follows:
🏌️♂️ A round of golf at the world-famous Loch Lomond Golf Club
🏰 A private tour of Stirling Castle
🍽️ A gourmet dinner at The Lodge on Loch Lomond
🚤 And a luxury powerboat cruise aboard one of the clubs vessels
Mike Lally from Glasgow said “were privileged to be joined by elite representatives from global commerce and investment, including:
• Sarah Short, Director of International Relations & Global Commerce
• Jerry Morris, Chief of Staff, Oklahoma Department of Commerce
• Lisa Pinnell, CEO of Binxy Baby
• Bill Weathersby, Venture Capitalist
• Lesley Ann Webb, Senior Business Manager, Go Radio
• Debra Murphy, MD of Algiz Ltd.
• Stephen Kerr, MD of ChacePR
• Mary Ann Smith, President, Dunbartonshire Chamber of Commerce
• David Ferguson, CEO & Founder, Ferguson Whisky Ltd
• David & Kate Beaton, Directors, AIIR Environmental Ltd
• Alan Fraser, Variety, the Children’s Charity GB
• And representatives from The Times
A heartfelt thank you to LUSS ESTATES COMPANY and Patrick Colquhoun for their exceptional hospitality throughout the day.”
Freedom Boat Club Loch host networking events that transcend borders—bringing together global and local businesses to share ideas, build relationships, and explore new opportunities.
Their exclusive corporate memberships are designed to elevate how businesses engage with clients, reward teams, and create unforgettable experiences. Whether it’s a strategic meetings, team-building retreats, or client entertainment, doing it aboard a luxury powerboat on Loch Lomond makes a statement.
🌍 With access to 430+ premium locations worldwide, including London, Dubai, Spain, France, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand, the U.S., Canada, and the Caribbean—membership opens doors far beyond Scotland.
🔗 Explore their global locations
