Bill Trim Email & Phone Number

London, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

Having consulted at Acora for a year as a #gunforhire, I have signed up to the vision (no it wasn't the longest probation period in history;@). Along with my best business pal, Adrian Spink, we are heading up the Professional Services division, using our combined experience (and grey hair what's left of it) to drive Acora's ambitious growth plans.

London, United Kingdom

If you know me you would agree I spend a lot of time in pubs drinking strong craft ales, particularly New England IPA. I've always wanted more than an excuse than I just love beer so decided to start a pub-related business with some pals to legitimise my visits. A lot of the pubs that serve my favourite beer either struggle to or no longer serve food. So.

London, United Kingdom

I decided to create a forum for (present and future) ambitious leaders in my industry who share my desire for self-improvement to Accomplish More. My ambition is for this to be a respected community that attracts curious people who enjoy sharing their experiences and solving problems....

Twickenham

In the spirit of #notretiringyet I was very pleased to have several gigs on the go keeping me off the street. My first strategic part-time gig working started at Phoenix47 with my old friends from Symantec days in April 2021. (No I don’t only work with companies with a number in their name). They asked me to help them to accelerate the impressive growth.

London, United Kingdom

Company85 has become Telstra Purple, we’ve always been about PEOPLE bringing PURPOSE to technology. Put those two together and you get Purple. Makes perfect sense!The shift represents a lot more than just a name change. We’re still going to be the same tight-knit bunch here in the UK, with the same unique culture and focus on innovation, strong.

London, United Kingdom

A couple of ex-colleagues (actually friends) and I kept in touch over an all day breakfast every month at the Polo Bar opposite Liverpool Street Station. We would reminisce about the good old Company-i days and try and come up with Plan B. We all agreed once we had the right idea we would take the plunge and start a company together.They were still running.

London, United Kingdom

See Company85 above....

An ex-colleague from Symantec was appointed UK MD for Kaspersky Lab and approached me to be his sales director. All of my sales experience had been with services to this point, plus I was just about to turn 40 so wanted to try something different to see if the grass was greener on the product/solutions side of the industry. Kaspersky sold 100% through the.

Fortunately I had experienced what it is like to work for a large american corporate having worked at JP Morgan and Sun Microsystems before, so the shock of going from a relatively small, agile, independent firm to the scale of Symantec was not too acute. It was certainly a lot easier to get a conversation with clients as Symantec had amazing market share..

London, United Kingdom

Unix limited outgrew just Unix-related consultancy (into the previously avoided Microsoft space) and so needed to re-brand, we chose Company-i as it was a project codename I had been working on for Sun Microsystems and it was suitably generic. I had been honing my commercial skills whilst at Sun and eventually hung up my spurs as a consultant and became an.

London, United Kingdom

This was my best blag to date and took "one page ahead" consulting to the limit. I was interviewed by Sun's Server and Sybase expert having just completed Sybase CBT the night before. I was successful and then thrown in at the deep-end as their Japanese Banking expert with projects in Fuji Bank, Fuji International and Nomura (picking up a bit of Japanese.

London, United Kingdom

I always liked the thought of being a consultant so I over-sold myself as a Unix specialist.

London, United Kingdom

As a Unix Limited consultant, I was dropped in at the deep end at JP Morgan in their European Client Server Group as an implementation expert. My first experience of the banking world with its associated pressures as well as being on a 24x7 support rota and being shouted at in the middle of the night if critical processes were failing.

London, United Kingdom

In 1990 I left my job at Janson Green and became a mature student at university to pursue my dream of becoming a computer scientist (actually to compete with my younger brother who was just about to start a computing degree himself). I was then fortunate enough to find a job working for a software company servicing the Lloyd's market. Combining my newly.

London, United Kingdom

It was the 80's and I wanted to be in on the action so moved to the City! I joined one of Lloyd's of London's top insurance underwriting agencies, Janson Green, where the real business was done over good old fashioned long lunches....plus I learned a bit about the dark art of the Lloyd's insurance market.

Reading, Berkshire

My first job after A-levels. 20 minutes from my parents' house. I was living the flexi-time dream - building up credits so I could play golf on a wednesday afternoon and start my weekend on friday lunchtime in the Warwick Arms. Oh and I was doing some serious maths using actuarial formulae to reconcile group pensions.