Fiona Campbell MBE, CEO of the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers (ASSC), has been named a finalist in two categories at this year’s Institute of Directors (IoD) Scotland Director of the Year Awards.
Recognised for her exceptional leadership and service, Campbell has been shortlisted in both the Non-Executive Director of the Year and Specialist Director of the Year categories.
The 2025 awards mark the 20th anniversary of the annual ceremony, which celebrates Scotland’s most inspiring business leaders across sectors. More than 80 nominations were received from across the country, with 41 directors making the final shortlist. Winners will be announced at a ceremony on 9 October 2025 at the Crowne Plaza in Glasgow, followed by a celebratory event at Bute House later in the year.
Fiona Campbell, CEO of the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers said:
“I’m incredibly proud to have been shortlisted in both the Non-Executive Director of the Year and Specialist Director of the Year categories at the IoD Scotland Awards 2025. To be recognised alongside such inspiring leaders is genuinely humbling.
I take my role incredibly seriously and never take this kind of recognition for granted. My work is grounded in service – to communities, to Scotland’s self-catering sector, and to the cross-sector organisations I collaborate with every day. These nominations are a reflection of the collective effort to create fairer, more sustainable, and more resilient outcomes for the people and places we serve.”
Catherine McWilliam, Nations Director at IoD Scotland, described the awards as a platform to honour directors who show exceptional commitment to inclusive leadership, future talent, and professional development.