Tunnock's boss sponsors 3,000 mile voyage across Atlantic
SCOTLAND'S top baker is supporting a charity fundraiser that has been forged on the waters off Inverclyde.
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SCOTLAND'S top baker is supporting a charity fundraiser that has been forged on the waters off Inverclyde.
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PREMIUM Sir Boyd Tunnock, owner of Tunnock’s, which was founded by his grandfather, Thomas Tunnock, in 1890. Photo: Kirsty Anderson “MONEY in the bank doesn’t mean happiness,” says Sir Boyd Tunnock, owner of the Tunnock’s tea cake empire. “Happiness is being respected by your staff.” Speaking on the Go Radio Business Show with Hunter & Haughey, the 88-year-old entrepreneur joked that he was disappointed if he didn’t get two or three bids a year to buy the business, which was founded by his grandfather, Thomas Tunnock, in 1890. “If I get a bid, I just put on it ‘NIMT...