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As you would expect from the first "dotcom" organisation to be recognised as the first "Investor In People", we respect individual rights and human dignities- as such we expect our partner organisations to have similar attitudes to our clients.

Below follows the start of a four page feature article in the "Investor In People" magazine. For a full write up of the article please click your Back button and see the Media Comments link on the homepage.

From 'Investors In People Magazine', Autumn 2000

A word to the wise: Put your money on Investors In People

There have been plenty of 'firsts' in the history of Investors In People but none quite in the class of WiseMoney, the first of the dotcom generation to gain recognition. Given the somewhat volatile image of the industry - full of bull as well as rich in promise - it is encouraging that this net-based financial products broker has adopted solid, well-tested values to driving its business forward.

The first chapter in the explosive history of the e-commerce revolution is coming to an end. Real fortunes have been made. Speculative fortunes have been lost. In the first flush of market enthusiasm for the dotcoms money was pumped in as if there was no tomorrow. But now that 'tomorrow' has arrived many of those business have proved to be will-o'-the-wisps. Venture capitalist are much more circumspect. The hype is settling down.

"I was focused on being profitable and providing customers with a first class service - it seemed to me a simple but fail-proof business formula," he says. And he was right. Wisemoney.com was a success from the very beginning

But then the dotcom storm started to blow. Lastminute.com, jellyworks.com and other sensational headline-grabbers galvanised public interest. Simon suddenly found that he was part of a business phenomenon which was perceived by the public as being exciting but unpredictable and full of fantasists. Wisemoney was not like that - indeed quite the opposite. But Simon disliked being tainted with the same brush as the rest of the dotcom business - especially at a time when he wanted to inject more money to make the business grow.