McGeechan Social Media Officer: Amy Kettyles Website & Content Officer: Neil Watson Membership Secretary: Evan Macdonald Equality & Inclusion Officer: Heather Gilda International Officer: Cameron Garrett Policy Officer: Ryan Kelly Events Officer: Eryn Browning Ordinary Members: Stewart Rooney & Kaelan Donnachie alongside ex-officio members from each of the local area groups and affiliated student groups. Sub-Groups The Scottish Young Greens currently have six local area groups: Glasgow & West Young Greens Highlands & Islands Young Greens Lothian Young Greens Mid-Scot, Fife & Central Young Greens North East Young Greens South Scotland Young Greens Additionally, a number of universities and colleges across Scotland have student groups affiliated with the Scottish Young Greens: Abertay Greens Edinburgh University Young Greens Strathclyde Greens UofG Greens UWS Greens In 2021, the Scottish Young Greens officially launched Young Green Women - a project in collaboration with the Scottish Green Party Women's Network. Notable members A number of Scottish Young Greens have been elected to public office. Ross Greer became the youngest MSP ever elected to the Scottish Parliament in the 2016 elections, representing the West Scotland region, and in the 2021 Scottish Parliament election, former Scottish Young Greens co-convener Gillian Mackay was elected as the first ever Scottish Greens MSP for Central Scotland. In the 2017 local elections, 16% of Scottish Green Party candidates were Young Greens. Three were elected as councillors, out of a total of 19 Green councillors across Scotland, all to Glasgow City Council - Kim Long, Christy Mearns, and Allan Young. In the 2022 local elections, nearly a third of all elected Scottish Green Party councillors were Young Greens, with eleven Scottish Young Greens members elected in total. Scottish Young Greens have also had a certain amount of success in student politics. Former Rector of the University of Edinburgh Peter McColl was Convener of the Young Greens between 2008 and 2010, and the Scottish Young Greens led the successful election campaign of Mark Ballard as Rector of Edinburgh University. A number of current and former Presidents and Vice Presidents of students' associations including UWS Students' Union, Stirling Students' Union, Edinburgh University Students' Association, Aberdeen University Students' Association and Glasgow University SRC have been Young Greens. The 2004–2005 Deputy President of NUS Scotland, Phyl Meyer, was also a Young Green, as was 2011–2013 NUS Scotland President Robin Parker. In 2022, Ellie Gomersall became the first incumbent Co-Convenor of the Scottish Young Greens to