Colin James McClatchie

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  Colin James Stewart McClatchie - Chairman Board Chairman Colin McClatchie
  
  Colin retired as Managing Director Scotland & Ireland, News International Newspapers in 2007, after working for the company for over 12 years. He is now a non-executive director of Dunfermline Press Group, Beattie Communications and Scottish Enterprise (where he chairs the Remuneration and Nominations Committees). He is also a Governor of St Columba's School, Kilmacolm.
  
  Colin was born in Belfast and educated at Coleraine Academical Institution and Queen's University, Belfast. Senior management positions have included: Thomson Regional Newspapers (Belfast, Newcastle, Reading, Edinburgh); Circulation/Marketing Director, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd; Vice President, Newspaper Press Fund (Chairman, West of Scotland District); Chairman, Institute of Directors, Scotland (Chairman, West of Scotland Branch); Director, Scottish Networks International; Director, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow; Chairman, Scottish Society of Epicureans; and President, Queens University Association Scotland.
  
  He has been on the Board of Scottish Opera since 2003, becoming Vice Chairman in 2004 and Chairman in 2008.

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  Colin McClatchie (vice-chair)

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  Colin McClatchie (vice-chair)
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  Colin has been Managing Director Scotland & Ireland, News International Newspapers since 2004 and previously General Manager, News International Newspapers (Scotland) Ltd.
  
  Colin was born in Belfast and educated at Coleraine Academical Institution and Queen's University, Belfast.Senior management positions have included Thomson Regional Newspapers, Belfast, Newcastle, Reading, Edinburgh; Circulation/Marketing Director, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd; Vice President, Newspaper Press Fund (Chairman, West of Scotland District); Chairman, Institute of Directors, Scotland (Chairman, West of Scotland Branch); Director, Scottish Networks International; Director, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow; Chairman, Scottish Society of Epicureans; President, Queens University Association Scotland; and Director, Scottish Enterprise since 2004 (Chairman, Nomination and Remuneration Committees).
  
  Colin has been a director on the Board of Scottish Opera since 2003 and Vice Chairman since 2004.His recreations include family; golf and theatre.

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  Colin McClatchie - Scottish Enterprise Board member

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  Published on: 5/17/2006    Last Visited: 2/3/2008  

  Scottish Opera announces that Colin McClatchie has been appointed Chair of the Board of Directors.Colin joined the Board of Scottish Opera in 2003 and has been Vice Chairman since 2004.He succeeds William Taylor QC who completed his 3 year term of office in December 2007.
  
  Colin brings a wealth of high-level commercial and strategic experience to the role, having held senior management positions with News International Newspapers, the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail, and Thomson Regional Newspapers.He has a well-developed understanding of the vital role of governancethrough his Chairmanships of the Newspaper Press Fund, and the Institute of Directors (Scotland), and as a former director of Scottish Networks International, and Scottish Enterprise Glasgow.
  
  Colin retired as Managing Director Scotland & Ireland, News International Newspapers in 2007.He now holds non-executive director positions with Dunfermline Press Group, Beattie Communications and Scottish Enterprise He is also a Governor of St. Columba's School, Kilmacolm.
  
  Speaking of his appointment, Colin says:

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  Answer close on Scots tabloid sales fight | Press... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/13/2006    Last Visited: 4/13/2006  

  Colin McClatchie, managing director of News International in Scotland and Ireland, wishes us to clarify his position on recent reports in Press Gazette on the circulation of the Scottish Sun.
  
  Although McClatchie was quoted last week as saying to Press Gazette on the Scottish Sun circulation situation, "We are reducing the gap all the time and this, bluntly, is the final push" , this statement was made in a different context in an interview in the Sunday Herald three weeks previously.
  
  McClatchie had not commented on the circulation battle to PG in the past two weeks.He told Press Gazette this week he will not be commenting on the Scottish Sun circulation figures until the April ABC figures are released in May.

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  Are these newspapers buying you? - [Sunday Herald] - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/10/2004    Last Visited: 4/10/2004  

  Colin McClatchie, general manager of News International in Scotland, also refutes the notion that CD and DVD promotions are "gimmicks", arguing that they are merely the latest example of "added-value" products that have been used to sell newspapers."Offers have been going on since time eternal," he says."Most households in 1930s Britain had a complete collection of Encyclopaedia Britannica, which they got through promotions in papers.Bingo, scratchcards and cheap airline deals have all been used for the same purpose.The only thing that has changed is that people have got CD libraries now, rather than encyclopedias."
  
  McClatchie, whose job is to maximise sales of the Sun, the News Of The World, and The Sunday Times north of the Border, argues that being the first to offer a new product is key to making the most of the money set aside for promotions.Referring to the Sunday Times's The Month CD-Rom offer, he says: "Being first usually gives you a lift and while I can't tell you how much to date this has cost us, I know it has worked.It fits very well with our Culture section and nobody has got remotely near us in terms of that tech nology.It is the next generation of offer in that it represents a bridge between print and new media, which is useful for getting less print-biased people into the habit of reading newspapers."
  
  McClatchie, who has pledged that the Scottish Sun's circulation will overtake the Daily Record's by 2007, seems unperturbed by the fact that both newspapers are seeing sales decline by the month (see below).
  
  He is also intent on seeing The News of the World erode the Sunday Mail's grip in Scotland's Sunday red-top market: two Starsky And Hutch CDs were used to good effect last month.McClatchie says: "It is a moving target.

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  Colin McClatchie (interim-chair) - Scottish Opera - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/18/2007    Last Visited: 12/18/2007  

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  Colin McClatchie (interim-chair)
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  Colin has been Managing Director Scotland & Ireland, News International Newspapers since 2004 and previously General Manager, News International Newspapers (Scotland) Ltd.
  
  Colin was born in Belfast and educated at Coleraine Academical Institution and Queen’s University, Belfast.Senior management positions have included Thomson Regional Newspapers, Belfast, Newcastle, Reading, Edinburgh; Circulation/Marketing Director, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd; Vice President, Newspaper Press Fund (Chairman, West of Scotland District); Chairman, Institute of Directors, Scotland (Chairman, West of Scotland Branch); Director, Scottish Networks International; Director, Scottish Enterprise Glasgow; Chairman, Scottish Society of Epicureans; President, Queens University Association Scotland; and Director, Scottish Enterprise since 2004 (Chairman, Nomination and Remuneration Committees).
  
  Colin has been a director on the Board of Scottish Opera since 2003 and Vice Chairman since 2004.His recreations include family; golf and theatre.

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  Cut-price Star is Scottish hit after passing 100k... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/31/2004    Last Visited: 1/31/2004  

  Colin McClatchie, general manager of News International in Scotland, said the Star's 10p cover price was having a direct affect on the Sun's Scottish sales.He said: "We normally see our figures pull up sharply in January and, while we are putting on sales, we are not putting on as many copies as we usually do.That is definitely down to the cut-price Star."
  
  The Star, which was selling 62,444 copies in December, according to trade estimates, has seen its circulation rise sharply since the turn of the year.McClatchie added: "[The 10p cover price] is a smart move on their part because they put the price up 5p at the same time in the rest of the UK.

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  Published on: 11/1/2004    Last Visited: 11/25/2006  

  Colin McClatchie new MD for News International in Scotland and Ireland
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  Colin McClatchie new MD of News International in Scotland and Ireland
  
  Colin McClatchie has been appointed as Managing Director of News International in Scotland and Ireland.

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