Monthly Archives: June 2015

6 Strategies for Closing Your Series A on Your Terms

by Zoe Barry • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

It’s import to vet your potential investors at least as much as they are vetting your company.

Stop and Smell the Cucumber Melon: Your Fave Teen Fragrances Are Back

by Carly Okyle • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

Everything old smells new again at Bath & Body Works.

Hey, You! Try These 5 Ideas to Stay Focused While Working Online.

by Adam Callinan • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

Even in the most quiet of places our own technology seems to be working against us.

How Diversity Helps Your Business Beat the Odds

by César Melgoza • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

A variety of backgrounds, strengths and experiences in your workforce positions you for success.

5 Tips for Starting a Business Abroad

by Ryan Rogowski • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

When you start a business overseas, don’t go in blindly.

This Week: Avon Hoax Suspect, Amway Innovation, and Getting Emotional

by mallen@directsellingnews.com • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

Catch up on this week’s industry chatter with these click-worthy links:

Visalus’ Nick and Ashley Sarnicola Donate $200,000 To Budding Entrepreneurs

by Tina Williams • June 5, 2015 • 0 Comments

Visalus shared the recent charity contribution from their co-founders:
Entrepreneurship is what lights the path on our mission to transform Life, Health and Prosperity around the world.
Global Ambassador and ViSalus Co-Founder Nick Sarnicola and wife Ashley made history with a generous $200,000 donation to Muskegon Community College’s (MCC) four-year-old Entrepreneurial Studies program in Michigan, the college officially announced today. The media responded accordingly with overwhelming news and video coverage including stories that appeared on ABC, FOX and more.
Local real estate developer Jonathan Rooks donated the former Masonic Temple in downtown to the College as the new hub for entrepreneurial and related business generating activities. He tapped long time friend and West Michigan native Nick, who together with Ashley responded through their Next Generation Entrepreneurs (NextGEn) Foundation with a $200,000 permanent endowment to the Foundation for Muskegon Community