“BrizeBox was invented by Brian Willcox. He doesn’t really know how he came up with the idea, it just happened! Brian started off life doing a mechanical engineering apprenticeship, so had a knowledge of things mechanical and how to make things from metal. He spent the next quarter of a century in the world of IT, seeing the Internet grow into the phenomenon that it is today. He regularly bought items online and faced the same problems as everyone else about getting it delivered. He was in a quiet period at home, not working between contracts, thinking of what he could do to start a business, when the idea just came to him. ‘I was trying to think of something that I could sell online’ he says ‘when I realized that anything worth selling online was already being sold there.'

'I’d always been aware of what a nuisance it was to get parcels delivered, so I thought I’d come up with a solution! Rather than selling a product online to fulfil the needs of a specialist section of society, I realised that I could produce something that would be in demand by a vast number of people, globally. I recognized that it would help a lot of people by making their lives easier and also cut down on co2 pollution, and that was of great appeal to me. Anyone selling products online would want their customers to own a BrizeBox because then their customers would find it easier to order more items. Anyone who was delivering the products would want their customers to own a BrizeBox because there would be no more frustration about not being able to safely deliver parcels and having to leave tickets, repeated delivery attempts etc. And anyone ordering online would want a BrizeBox because they would no longer have the headache of whether their parcel would actually be delivered. Benefits all round’.”

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