Nerium International Founder and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Olson is proud to announce the executive promotions of Deborah K. Heisz, formerly President, to Co-CEO of Nerium International, and Bo Short, previously Chief Sales Officer, to President of the award-winning, age-fighting skincare and wellness products company.
“These top leadership promotions represent an exciting time for Nerium International,”
said Jeff Olson.
“We are experiencing transformational shifts in our business that are allowing us to develop plans and implement strategies to build a multibillion dollar legacy company.”
The new appointment of leadership roles is a seamless transition and prime opportunity for Nerium International to grow to new heights, becoming one of the most dynamic forces in the beauty and wellness space worldwide. Deborah’s Co-CEO role adds focus to the global company’s total enterprise management as she strategizes, leads and shares the bold Nerium vision with Founder and CEO Jeff Olson.
“We have strong leadership at headquarters and in the field to help contribute to long-term sustainable growth. I am honored to lead the charge with our Founder and CEO Jeff Olson, alongside our executive team.
We will continue building a life-changing and outstanding business opportunity while Making People Better,”
said Deborah Heisz.
There is a new synergy within Nerium’s
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Interview With Jeff Olson CEO And Founder Nerium International
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These days, more and more people are looking for ways to supplement their income. Others find the demands of a 9-to-5 corporate job unrewarding and frustrating. Not to mention, realizing that you’re building someone else’s fortune instead of your own can be defeating.
Here’s an idea: consider a career in network marketing. Why? It’s simple – financial freedom and living a rich and rewarding life are attainable goals. You don’t have to choose between one or the other. To prove my point, I recently had the pleasure of interviewing one of the great minds of network marketing: Jeff Olson.
Jeff Olson is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer for Nerium International – an award-winning company providing age-defying skincare and wellness solutions based in Addison, Texas.
Over the past 30 years, Jeff has helped hundreds of thousands of individuals achieve better levels of financial freedom and personal excellence. Working with a series of sales, marketing, and distribution companies, Jeff successfully built three different sales and distribution forces into multimillion-dollar organizations from scratch, ultimately becoming CEO of one of them, Nerium International.
Here’s your shot to learn from one of the best:
Jeff, what inspired you to get involved in network marketing 25 years ago?
“I’ve been many
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Top CEO Jeff Olson: Goal Setting Matters In Network Marketing!
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Jeff Olson is the Founder and CEO of Nerium International, author of the bestselling book, The Slight Edge, and owner of Live Happy magazine.
This is what he had to say about goal setting:
“My advice for the new year is to set your goals — right off the bat”
Goals are the gateway to living your dreams. Why wait? These six principles are essential for successful goal setting:
Write It Down:
Whether your goal is to lose 25 pounds or make $100,000 a year — by writing down your goals you’re saying “no” to unnecessary distractions and “yes” to focusing on what matters most. Setting clear, measurable goals will help you see your way forward. Writing down your goals and posting them where you can see them every day becomes motivation for you to reach the end.
Be Specific:
Just writing down, “I want to lose weight,” is not specific enough — but committing to losing 10 pounds over 30 days gives you a clear and realistic objective to work toward. Clear objectives will also make it easier to see pitfalls in your plan and will help you recognize the right choices from the wrong ones. If my goal is to lose 25 pounds in three months, eating a donut a day may
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Nerium International Classified As Triple A Opportunity
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Nerium International is classified as Triple A (AAA+) opportunity based on key figures such as revenue, momentum, Alexa ratings, poll results, input from direct selling professionals, top earners and Head Office visits we regular do.
Business For Home recommends Nerium International.
There is high certainty that the net benefit is substantial for a (new) representative.
Based in Addison, Texas, USA, Nerium International is a global relationship marketing company with Age-Defying products crafted from cutting-edge research and science.
Founded in 2011, Nerium International has shattered industry sales records while developing a strong customer base in North American, Latin American and Asia-Pacific markets.
This unprecedented success has allowed Nerium International to generate $1 billion in cumulative sales after just four years.
Nerium International was recognized for its historic growth by ranking No.1 on the 2015 Inc. 500 List of fastest-growing private U.S. companies in consumer products and services and No. 12 in overall, as well as No. 38 on the 2016 Direct Selling News’ Global 100 List.
Led by an executive leadership team with vast domestic and international experience, Nerium International is committed to providing an excellent product line based in real science and providing its Independent Brand Partners with a life-changing and outstanding business
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Jeff Olson – CEO Nerium International Accused Of Massive Fraud
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Nerium SkinCare and Nerium Biotechnology, partners of Nerium International, accuse CEO Jeff Olson from multi-million dollar fraud and ask in a lawsuit, inspection of the books.
From the law suit:
Nerium (Skincare) has recently obtained concrete evidence of numerous inappropriate transactions—totaling millions of dollars—that were directed or overseen by Jeff Olson, the Company’s sole Manager.
This evidence leaves no room for doubt that Olson is guilty of financial impropriety; now the question is the scope and extent. Nor is there any room for dispute that the Company previously underpaid Nerium by millions of dollars in equity and bonus distributions.
After Nerium filed its application to compel records inspection and served discovery regarding the Company’s equity allocations, the Company was finally forced to admit that its prior equity allocations were wrong. Yet it refuses to provide Nerium