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entrepreneur & business consultant in birmingham & london - ian bevis home business consultant contact home business consultant contact birmingham entrepreneur & business consultant trusting a business consultant to come into your business and help it grow can be a scary process. how do you know the consultant can deliver and what is the true story behind them? well here's my business journey............. my story (war and peace) to becoming a successful business man, entrepreneur and business consultant... at a young age, i was always full of energy and enthusiasm, seeing the positive in situations and making the most of life. this was often found to be distracting at school. i was nick named as "brain box bevis". i was able to achieve very good results in school without trying and appeared to be distracting others. i did not have to focus to achieve success absorbing what was going on around me without seeming to be paying attention. always switched on, i could adapt to anything. i was fearless and very competitive, having to the best at everything i was involved in. since becoming a father and educating myself with the modern terms that exist (today doctors and specialists name everything), it was very likely that i would have been diagnosed to have been on some spectrum or maybe have adhd of some form which would make concentration and focus difficult. i have always been interested in it since being very young and actually built my first computer at the age of 14 in 1990, without being taught, after purchasing components from a local computer fair. this proved to be a great success and started the business mindset that was to follow and it was the first time in my life that i realised i was showing signs of being an entrepreneur. my computer building was very successful with friends and family members all using my services for it related issues and i was building computers for them which proved to be cheaper, more reliable and much faster than computers provided in the shops. in my last year at school, i was assisting the running of the information technology areas at school, installing and configuring the computer infrastructure used across the school due to the i.t. department having staff issues due to medical reasons. this started honing my skill set and pushing my learning ability above and beyond what was expected at this age with responsibility and trust. on leaving school i began a technical engineering apprenticeship at rover group in longbridge. this was the first year or testing if people were able to develop mechanical and electrical skills. the apprenticeship was pushing the boundaries because the end result, after four years, was to be able to do the job of two people. i found myself studying to be a technical mechanical engineer and electrician in the day and on the evening building computers and hacking computer systems looking at security loop holes and vulnerabilities feeding my passion for it. the growth of my computer sales was growing by the week. every computer that i sold ended up with the purchase of 2 to 3 more computers as the information was being spread to friends of friends and family members passing on the positive experiences of purchasing from myself. by now i was building computers for many people who i had no idea how they had even got my number. this experience was vital for my entrepreneur skill set that was being developed in sales and customer service, providing me with experience and dealing with all different types of people. one day i would be in a council house installing a budget computer, the next i was in a large manor house installing a high-end business machine and then in a business office installing networked computers and printers. every day i found new information and learnt more about people realising that communication was the key to trust and success. i was developing a way to speak to my clients on a level different to what they were used to, breaking down the technical jargon into something that made sense to them. as the sales were growing i needed to source components cheaper and to cut out the middle man. this was the first real time that i needed to become a true entrepreneur in birmingham. i used my personally developed business skills to identify and source the suppliers of the majority of traders at the computer fairs and began to buy directly from the suppliers. i was known at the computer fairs by all of the leading traders and i was soon able to sell products to the smaller traders at the computer fairs that were not able to purchase components as cheap as was able to provide them. my technical engineering skills had also been developed and i had successfully completed and passed a 4-year technical engineering apprenticeship and now i was a fully qualified technical engineer and electrician. i started my first maintenance role at rover which involved keeping the production line running, fixing breakdowns (mechanical or electrical) and preventing breakdowns with preventative maintenance. this was a strange job for me and it did not really fit my makeup as i wanted to work hard and learn more, but the mindset at rover was to do as little as possible (this will offend some people, but it was my personal view from experiences i was dealing with daily). i had worked on an array of machines across the rover plant at longbridge, land rover and gaydon for around 6 years in total covering the 4-year apprenticeship and my 2 years time served as a maintenance engineer. at this point in 1994 bmw bought rover and this was a great turning point for me personally. i was chosen to go to munich to learn the german engineering way and learn more about the culture and processes. i found myself flying out from elmdon airport in birmingham to germany daily/weekly visiting many different manufacturing facilities in germany and austria. my knowledge and skill set was pushed further and i needed to learn a second language. i also needed to understand how to deal with people from a completely different culture and mindset. the german methods were all about processes and i started to understand how to achieve great things as a technical engineer thinking differently to the way the uk had trained me. i was soon moved to be a key project member for a new engine factory which was to manufacture small, low emission, highly efficient four cylinder engines in the uk which was named bmw plant hams hall. this was a great opportunity and the new manufacturing facility was to be state of the art with the engines that were built supplying a number of vehicle manufacturing plants both in the uk and abroad to power bmw and mini vehicles sold across the world. production first commenced in 2001 following an initial investment by bmw to build the plant of £400 million. my role was to help successfully learn and setup the new production facility for the cylinder block line with colleagues and we achieved this goal working with various 3rd party companies including main german engineering companies hüller hille and grob. the transfer machines were successfully planned, manufactured, built, tested and brought over the uk and installed. we then commissioned and started producing four cylinder engine blocks. in 2001 the engine factory produced 70,000 engines which was a fantastic achievement for all involved. the skills, lessons and knowledge i gained from this were huge with so many key points and time scales which had to be met. i also took it on myself to identify time savings thus reducing cycle time further and this was noted as some of the best improvements being made at the time which was a contributing factor to achieving the 70,000 engines. i found myself coding allen bradley terminals to change the timing of systems, whilst maintaining safety and reliability therefore unlocking the potential of the machines. the successful completion of the manufacturing facility at hams hall meant my role was to 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