The Journey Behind TRXM

The Adventurous Beginnings:

In 2008, Nicholas Llewellyn, an avid outdoors enthusiast, embarked on a journey that would intertwine his love for nature with his technological prowess. After swiftly completing the National Navigation Award Scheme (NNAS), Nicholas delved into his Mountain Leader qualification. This decision was fueled by his realization of the potential legal risks associated with leading outdoor groups without proper insurance.

Nicholas's Professional Landscape:

While Nicholas's heart was in the mountains, his professional life was deeply rooted in technology. Stationed at Cardiff, South Wales, he served as the Head of IT for a prominent company with over 150 employees and 15 offices scattered across the UK and Eire. His role was pivotal, ensuring the seamless functioning of IT across all these locations.

Over a span of five years, Nicholas accumulated more than 100 Quality Mountain Days, a feat that was five times the minimum required for the Mountain Leader Assessment. However, a shift to Surrey for a more intricate IT role in the Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices sector led him to a global FTSE 250 company. Despite the professional advancements, the mountains called out to him.

Rekindling the Outdoor Passion:

Nicholas's longing for the mountains saw him volunteering with local junior schools, assisting with their residential activity center trips. He re-immersed himself in the world of outdoor adventures, from local walks to indoor climbing. By 2013, Nicholas had not only qualified as a Mountain Leader but also joined the voluntary organization, Surrey Search and Rescue. His passion didn't stop there. He embraced part-time work at a new High Ropes activity center, qualifying as a European Ropes Course Instructor. But what truly resonated with him was introducing students from across the country to the Duke Of Edinburgh Award.

The Genesis of TRXM:

It was during these outdoor escapades that Nicholas spotted a unique opportunity. He envisioned leveraging low-cost technology to address a pressing need in the outdoor industry. And thus, TRXM was conceived.

TRXM stands as a testament to Nicholas's vision, offering:

Commercial Benefits: Cost-effective solutions with multiple price break points and a flat rate for unlimited fair use.

Safety Features: Compatibility with 999 emergency services and the SarLoc Search and Rescue system, bolstered by secure login mechanisms.

Connectivity: Proven live tracking capabilities from almost anywhere, coupled with a simple message service for areas with poor connection and a mobile network telephone connection.

Social Advantages: Protection for staff and vulnerable individuals, ensuring personal contact details remain confidential.

Nicholas Llewellyn's journey, from the rugged terrains of the mountains to the intricate world of technology, showcases the birth of TRXM. It's a tale of passion, dedication, and the relentless pursuit of innovation, assuring prospective customers of a service built on a robust foundation.