The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) in Scotland has launched its biggest ever state of the nation survey project, The Big Small Business Survey.
The organisation wants to ask small business owners in Scotland an extended series of questions to capture a comprehensive snapshot of trading conditions and challenges across the country.
The aim is to give small businesses, and by extension the communities they represent, a voice, so that the FSB can make sure their views continue to be represented to decision makers in government.
Leading the project is Stacey Dingwall, head of policy at FSB Scotland.
“It has been an incredibly challenging time for businesses over the last couple years and 2023 looks like it could be even more difficult,“ she stated.
“That is why it is more important than ever to open a space up for small business owners to tell us what they are experiencing, what their challenges and ambitions are, and what effects local, national, global events are having on their businesses.
“By getting a comprehensive view of the small business community in post-pandemic Scotland we can make sure that our policy work continues to be evidence-based and decision makers locally and nationally are aware of what their needs. “
The survey is open to all small business owners, not just FSB members.
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