Project Can’t
Everest Is Not Attempted. It Is Earned.
Project Can’t is a structured three-year mountaineering progression journey from 7,000m to 8,000m, culminating in the Everest North Face Summit. built for brands who want to align with resilience, legitimacy and long-form human storytelling.
Emma Forrest is a Senior Project Management Consultant an we work closely with her on her client projects providing meter installs, her passion for mountain adventurer inspires us to support her ambitious vision into reality.
Having overcome challenging personal circumstances, Emma has built a career leading complex construction programmes, earning a reputation for bringing clarity, structure, and momentum.
In the mountains, she has summited Mount Kilimanjaro, trekked to Everest Base Camp, crossed Zatrwa La Pass, climbed Mera Peak, completed the Cuillin Ridge and can be found most weekends on a Munro in Scotland.
Building on the above, Emma has recently begun delivering talks on these adventures, sharing honest insights on resilience, preparation, and building the confidence to take on big challenges.
As Project Manager for Project Can’t, Emma is a driving force behind the project, so every bold idea becomes an adventure achieved.
Check out the project here: https://projectcant.com/
Dundee Football Club (U10’s / U12’s)
Picture provided by Derek Gerrard Photography
In a dynamic move to strengthen community ties, Utili-Tay has proudly announced its sponsorship of the Dundee Football Club Under 10s and 12s girls teams. This partnership not only reflects Utili-Tay’s commitment to supporting youth sports but also underscores its dedication to the local community.
Dundee Football Club has long been a cornerstone of sports in the area. This initiative is part of Utili-Tay’s broader commitment to community engagement, highlighting the importance of investing in our youth and providing opportunities for personal and athletic growth.
As the partnership kicks off, both Utili-Tay and the Dundee Football Club look forward to this collaboration. Together, they are not just building a team; they are cultivating confidence, leadership, and a love for the game among the next generation.
TCCL to Support Young Cancer Patients
Utili-Tay is proud to announce a generous donation of £1,500 to TCCL, a charity dedicated to helping children under the age of 18 diagnosed with cancer or leukaemia. This significant contribution will aid TCCL in its mission to provide vital support services, including funding for medical care and essential resources for affected families.
In addition to direct medical support, TCCL offers families memorable free holidays at their Lodge in St Andrews, providing a much-needed respite from the challenges of illness. Utili-Tay’s donation will directly contribute to the ongoing maintenance of the Lodge, ensuring families can enjoy a peaceful retreat during difficult times.
The team at Utili-Tay is honored to play a part in supporting TCCL’s invaluable work and hopes this contribution will help bring comfort and joy to many families facing the challenges of childhood cancer. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.