For a third year in a row, Jeunesse has placed among the top 20 companies in the Direct Selling News Global 100, ranking No. 18.
The company was recognized Wednesday night for this top-tier ranking and for being selected as one of the Best Places to Work in Direct Selling at the 9th Annual Direct Selling News Global 100 Celebration in Dallas.
Published since 2010, The DSN Global 100 is the publication’s annual list of the top revenue-generating direct selling companies in the world. Jeunesse has ranked on the list for seven consecutive years.
Jeunesse has maintained annual sales of more than $1 billion for the past three years. This stability coupled with a diversified global market presence represents significant upside potential in the company’s ninth year of business and well beyond.
Chief Visionary Officer Scott Lewis commented,
“Appearing in the DSN Global 100’s top 20 for a third year is an honor and a testament to the global family of Jeunesse Distributors and employees who consistently contribute their passion and dedication to our mission to create positive impact in the world.
Our growth and stability are based on building a strong culture with clear values and principles, and we could not be more proud of the people who embrace and strengthen this culture every day.”
Jeunesse was one of only 13 companies recognized at the event as a Best Places to Work
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