In the last post we saw how Stewart Borland of Highland Titles changed his Linkedin profile to portray a different take on his position shortly after the post went up. Peter Bevis of Highland Titles has also recently changed his Linkedin profile to tell a different story to the previous one.
In March this year Mr Bevis claimed his current position was "Trustee at The Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland".
And the summary read, "Retired from normal business, I am now devoting my time to running a small charity the Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland ...."
Now (April) the claim is "Managing Director at Highland Titles Limited"
And the summary reads "Retired from normal business life, I am now devoting my time to running a small business Highland Titles ..... "
It seems Mr Bevis might no longer involved with the Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland, or perhaps he'd rather not be associated with it any more?
The logical conclusion would seem to be, that nothing on either profile should be taken at face value. They seem to change at a whim to reflect more what they want the reader to believe than anything approaching reality. Should people who can't even tell a consistent story on their own public profiles by trusted to be involved in the running of a charity?
In March this year Mr Bevis claimed his current position was "Trustee at The Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland".
And the summary read, "Retired from normal business, I am now devoting my time to running a small charity the Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland ...."
Now (April) the claim is "Managing Director at Highland Titles Limited"
And the summary reads "Retired from normal business life, I am now devoting my time to running a small business Highland Titles ..... "
It seems Mr Bevis might no longer involved with the Highland Titles Charitable Trust for Scotland, or perhaps he'd rather not be associated with it any more?
The logical conclusion would seem to be, that nothing on either profile should be taken at face value. They seem to change at a whim to reflect more what they want the reader to believe than anything approaching reality. Should people who can't even tell a consistent story on their own public profiles by trusted to be involved in the running of a charity?
Linkedin Profile Extract For Peter Bevis on March 22nd 2014
Linkedin Profile Extract For Peter Bevis on April 19th 2014
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