Enterprise proprietor Nicole Rudder welcomed SNP MP for Motherwell and Wishaw, Marion Fellows, for a tour of her companies this week.
Nicole is the proprietor of each G4 Claims and Francesca’s Kloset and just lately received an award on the Scottish Enterprise Awards.
She additionally just lately bought the Garrion Tower, which she plans to renovate into a shocking wedding ceremony venue.
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Fellows was impressed with what she noticed at G4 HQ and praised Nicole and her staff for his or her success.
She stated: “It was good to go to Francesca's Kloset in Wishaw just lately. It was additionally good to see the opposite companies within the items.
“I am actually impressed with their setup and the interconnected approach the completely different firms assist one another. It's all the time good to see enterprise flourishing domestically.”
Nicole stated: “It was nice to fulfill Marion when she frolicked with us at G4 Claims and Francesca’s Kloset earlier this week..
“We're very happy with the work we do at each companies and it was beautiful to listen to her optimistic suggestions on our operation.
“We additionally chatted concerning the Garrion Tower Renovation Venture and she or he is eager to see the way it progresses.
“Like us, she will be able to see the potential financial advantages for the individuals of Wishaw, Motherwell and the broader neighborhood.”
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