Carol Beattie is a Scottish civil servant and former chief executive of Stirling Council,who was appointed as chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP) in March 2025.
Beattie joined Stirling Council in 2014 as Senior Manager for Economic Development. She later took on the post of Director of Children,Communities and Enterprise,then Deputy Chief Executive. She was appointed the council's Chief Executive in 2018,holding the post until May 2024,when she stepped down in order to take on a role in the private sector.[1]
Following the resignation of Murray Foote as the SNP's chief executive in October 2024,Beattie was appointed as the party's acting chief executive. One of her tasks as interim chief executive was to oversee a number of redundancies at the party's Edinburgh headquarters,a move that as part of a process of internal reforms to the organisation.[2][3] On 10 March 2025,it was announced that she had been appointed to the post on a permanent basis. In her role she will oversee the party's election campaign for the 2026 Scottish Parliament election.[4]
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