One of the most exciting and innovative companies visited Ascot Business Park this month.

Over 50 members of Thames Valley Hub came to Ascot Business Park to hear how Kerl Haslam the founder and managing director of Mobile Sense www.mobile-sense.com set up the company and difficulties he experienced on the way. The innovation that caught everyone’s imagination was Beem.
“We see mobile payments as a 'secure customer non present transaction'. Kerl told the meeting. Meaning you can send money, buy products & services without being physically present - and do it quickly - in fact it takes the time of one text.”
“What makes Beem truly unique is that it is independent of mobile networks, independent of banks, independent of handset type.”
“Beem is a revolutionary new service which enables you to securely transfer money to and from your bank account into your Beem account, ready to spend. Simply use Beem to buy goods or services, forward cash to friends and family, or use it to top up your mobile.”

Bill Raspin Joint Developer with Salmon Harvester Properties welcomed the guests and told how the Park had been developed with new and exciting companies such as Kerl’s in mind. Ascot Business Park is the home of many new companies and can provide flexible terms for the office and workshop space.

PHOTO - Left to Right: Kerl Haslam, Mobile Sense, Susan Elliott, Thames Valley Innovation and Growth Team, Bill Raspin, Raspin Properties Ltd., Mark Goldfinch, Gobbledegook Communications . For more information visit: www.ascotbusinesspark.com