Federation for Small Business

Sir Frank Whittle Way

Blackpool Business Park

Blackpool FY4 2FE

Date: 09-August-2009

Dear FSB,

I have jsut read your article referenceing FSB & Debasish Sen. - Debasish Sen is a parasite - he was my associate from 1998 until  approximately 2006.

During this time he operated a marketing company with (3 other persons) in - that went into liquidation.

During the development of my business - he was engaged by me to make presentations

on marketing at my tendering and procurement training workshops. 

During our association I gave Debasish a CD-ROM with all the procurement materails that I had developed over several years - since 1998 - (580 MB of material).

During our association, I introduced him to Ian Williams then head of procurement policy at the Small Business Service, he was listed as my consultant while I tried and got an innovation grant from the DTI in 2005, he was privy to all aspects on my business project as a a business associate, consultant and friend.

Having joined the FSB he then subsequently stole my business and proceeded to become the expert on all procurement matters for the FSB, this is a disgrace.

Debasish Sen - Chairman Federation for Small Business, Kent : Witness Statement

Peter Upton - Chartered Accountant : Witness Statement

John Billington - Quality Consultant : Witness Statement

First Letter to The Federation for Small Business : 09-Aug-2007

I do not have the funds to sue Debasish for theft of my intellectual property and it is extremely distressing to know that an institution sucvh as the FSB should shield such a parasite.

He can be assured that I have not forgotten this theft – while I struggle Debasish Sen passes himself off as an expert, this is the secod time that I am complaining to the FSB on this matter.

Regards,

Lloyd Sewell - Director
Tendering for Contracts Training Ltd
23 Elmbridge Road
Cranleigh
Surrey GU6 8NH

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