Monthly Archives: October 2014

Global 1 Entertainment Announces The Winners Of Contests And Promotions

 
Global 1 Entertainment, also known as G1E, www.g1e.com, is proud to announce the winners of two company-wide contests and promotions. G1E is home of top earners as Dave and Faraday Manning and
Petya and Tim Edwards among many others.
G1E is a worldwide, online entertainment company headquartered in the United States and Hong Kong. The company’s members sell a social media and communication platform called G1E Touch, social games, fantasy sports, and luxury travel.
Interested individuals can create a free account at www.g1efantasysports.com. You don’t have to be a G1E member to play. However, you must register through a G1E member to play G1E Fantasy Sports as a customer, so that the referrer can receive credit.
Two separate contests were promoted by G1E Fantasy Sports www.g1efantasysports.com and G1E Escapes, the company’s luxury travel platform.
50 players on Global 1 Entertainment’s Fantasy Sports site took home a total of $5,000 in cash from last week’s scoring totals. What is known as the G1E 5000, New Jersey’s Mark Brudney took the top prize of $2,500! Mark and the other players entered the contest with a $25 entry fee.
Other players all across America participated and 49 others took home extra cash for being a part of

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Trévo’s Global Expansion Continues Into Kenya

 
Since its inception in 2010, U.S.-based Trévo has seen an explosion of growth and excitement in countries around the globe. From the United States to Dubai, India, Nigeria, South Africa, Thailand and more, Trévo is taking its vision and passion for empowered living to people in every area of the world.
The latest country to join the worldwide “Trévolution” is Kenya. Says Trévo’s Country Director for Kenya Emma Bisi Okaro, “The growing interest in Trévo here in Kenya is amazing and expectations are building on a daily basis as we rapidly approach our official launch date. Kenyans are familiar with network marketing, so they have quickly grasped the unique and highly lucrative financial benefits of Trévo’s compensation plan. People are already becoming quite passionate about Trévo Kenya, and I believe it is just a matter of time until this amazing company takes over Kenya’s entire MLM industry.”
Teamed with its generous compensation plan is a one-of-a-kind nutritional product that is receiving remarkably powerful testimonies from people all around the globe. Together, they form a “one-two” punch that is driving Trévo’s growth and popularity to new countries daily.
Trévo Kenya Contact Information
Trévo Kenya Ltd.
Top Plaza
Third Floor, Unit 01
Kindaruma Road (end of Kamburu Drive, off

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Mannatech Announces Issuance Of Two New Patents

 

Mannatech, Incorporated, the founder of the M5MSM (Mission 5 MillionSM) social entrepreneurial movement, the pioneer of nutritional glycobiology and the leading innovator of naturally-sourced supplements based on Real Food Technology® solutions, announces the issuance of two new patents pertaining to its Ambrotose AO formulations, increasing the total patents held by the company to 98.
Mannatech received the Certificate of Grant from both the Indian and Australian Patent Offices for their Ambrotose AO formulation pertaining to the Methods and Compositions for Modified Release of Nutritional Supplements. The Indian patent was issued on July 21, 2014 and the Australian patent was issued on September 18, 2014.
Both patents will remain in effect for 20 years from the date of filing. There are currently 33 patents issued worldwide to Mannatech for the technology pertaining to this formula. Overall, 98 patents have been issued worldwide to Mannatech for the technology pertaining to its Ambrotose®, Ambrotose AO, GI-ProBalance®, and PhytoMatrix® product formulations and in the field of biomarker assays.
“The vast majority of antioxidant supplements rely on high-dose synthetic ingredients,” said Dr. Rob Sinnott, CEO and Chief Science Officer at Mannatech. “We knew when we launched Ambrotose AO back in 2003 that a better approach would be to

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