Impact Hub Inverness

In 2024, Cromarty Museum (formerly Cromarty Courthouse Museum) sought support through the Just Enterprise programme to explore how the organisation could operate more sustainably in the years ahead. Housed in the historic Cromarty Courthouse, an iconic Grade A listed building dating from 1773, the museum has displayed its collection there since 1991. While the building provides a striking and historically significant setting, its age and design present practical challenges for a modern...

Borve Maritime Museum first contacted Impact Hub through the Just Enterprise programme in October 2025. The committee had plans to develop a maritime museum in the Old Borve Hall , which was owned by one of the committee members and was intended to be gifted to a charity that would own and operate the museum. In summer 2025, the group had tested their idea by hosting a pop-up museum. The event was a great success, attracting over 300 visitors and generating significant interest from...

Meet Mark Sutherland, the new CEO of Impact Hub Inverness. We've asked him a mix of work-related and just-for-fun questions so you can get to know the person behind the role. What attracted you to the role of CEO at Impact Hub Inverness? "Social Enterprise has always been an area of interest for me, as I've long held that business can be done in a more beneficial way for society as a whole, so being able to get involved with Impact Hub Inverness has been a real privilege. I've been around the...