Monthly Archives: July 2017

Late payment epidemic set to cripple exports for British SMEs

Small and medium-sized UK businesses are being severely impacted by chronic reductions in working capital, according to new research of over 1,000 SMEs commissioned by Crossflow Payments. For many SMEs, uncertainty around when they will get paid is all too common. More than a third of UK SMEs (38 per cent) admit to having no set
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The business case for switching off – how to boost your productivity

They’re known as ‘shower thoughts,’ those seemingly random thoughts or ideas that occur when taking our morning shower- or engaged in a similarly monotonous, routine task. Often amusing but inconsequential, (a quick Google search of the term throws up an array of weird and wonderful examples,) these unexpected insights can sometimes prove far more useful.
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Five tips on finding the perfect business niche

For entrepreneurs and small business owners exploring the possibility of selling in the future, determining a business niche has never been so important. Without a business niche, even the very best products or services can fall on deaf ears, and defining your business before a sale can translate into increased worth and a smoother, more
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What does the Taylor Review mean for small businesses?

The long-awaited Taylor Review on modern employment practices has been published with a focus on flexibility, increasing the quality of work and improving clarity of current legislation. With regards to employment status and the ‘gig economy’, Matthew Taylor in the Taylor Review suggests that the government has to make legislation clearer and increase clarity so the
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Youngevity Completes Acquisition Of Sorvana

Youngevity International, Inc. (NASDAQ: YGYI), a leading omni-direct lifestyle company, today announced it has closed the acquisition of the assets of Sorvana International.
Youngevity originally announced entering into a definitive agreement with Sorvana on June 19 of this year.
Sorvana International was formed in November of 2016 through the unification of two natural Wellness companies, FreeLife and L’dara.
FreeLife has been in business for 22 years providing natural wellness products predominantly in the United States, Canada, Australia, and Philippines and L’dara, established in 2013, is known for its award winning patented skin care products.
Steve Wallach, Chairman and CEO of Youngevity stated,
“We are very proud of having closed on the acquisition of Sorvana International. Sorvana embodies so many of the attributes we look for in an acquisition, ranging from the level of quality products, the amount of distributors and customers, and the geographic footprint the company currently has in the marketplace.
We have been seeking to acquire an established company with international distribution and we are very fortunate to have find that opportunity in Sorvana.”
“Closing on this transaction is a great start to the second half of this very exciting year for Youngevity,” said Dave Briskie, President and CFO of Youngevity International.
“The FreeLife and L’dara

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Talk Fusion Celebrates 10th Anniversary In Maui, Hawaii

Global video marketing company Talk Fusion commemorated its 10-year anniversary at a decorative gala held in Hawaii on July 9th.
The major business milestone was celebrated by the company’s corporate team and top-performing Independent Associates (those who distribute Talk Fusion’s products for commission) at the Grand Wailea in Maui. Known as the “Dream Getaway” trip, this Hawaiian vacation is just one of the many incentives Talk Fusion provides its qualifying Associates.
“We’re celebrating a decade of dreams,” explained Talk Fusion Founder & CEO Bob Reina,
“because we’re not just about developing innovative products—we’re about giving our Associates the vehicle they need to turn dreams into realities.”
As a former network marketing distributor himself, Bob Reina knows how unstable some companies can be, “Time and time again, I’d get involved with a company, build a successful team, and then the business would fail, forcing me to once again start from square one.”
This, according to Reina, is a key motivator for him:
“I founded Talk Fusion in part so that our Associates would never have to experience that type of disappointment or unreliability—so that nothing would get in the way of their hard work.”
Combining Reina’s drive with perfect product timing, Talk Fusion has been a major industry

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Interview With Dutch Top Earner Arjan Koopsman

Arjan Koopsman is currently a member of the well known and very active network marketing Success 4 All team, which in turn belongs to the OneLife family.
The team was founded by its current leaders from the Netherlands, Igor E. Alberts and Andreea Cimbala.
Arjan, also from the Netherlands, has been working in the network marketing world since the 1980s. That makes this leader a veteran who has seen the evolution of the industry, the markets and companies for more than 30 years. During all this time, he has been combining his career as a networker with the management of his own traditional company, which he founded after his first four years in network marketing.
However, despite having seen the transformation of the markets very closely, he got a surprise he hadn’t seen coming: the almost immediate success of OneLife. Arjan wasn’t very enthusiastic about the rise of this fintech at the beginning, like many of those who are now his colleagues did.
“I was angry because of losing many people. I didn’t trust the company, because they were less than 2 years active, and I was jealous of their huge success.”
A new company was achieving something that took Arjan years to reach.
“Despite everything, the company,

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