Entrepreneur training specialist company LEO is the Diamond level sponsor of the DSA UK’s 50th Conference event, to be held today at St Johns Hotel – Solihull, UK.
Reflecting on the past 50 years of the direct selling industry, and looking forward to what the next 50 years may bring, the DSA conference also provides an opportunity to share best practice, relevant legislation and future regulations of the Direct Selling industry set by the DSA.
The conference will hear keynote speakers including the Chair of the DSA UK and General Manager of Amway, Andy Smith, and Director General of the DSA UK, Lynda Mills.
Local MP for Northamptonshire, Chris Heaton-Harris, who has been a strong voice in the government for the Direct Selling industry, will also be speaking.The event will also see LEO Co-Founder and Chief Marketing Officer Atif Kamran present the
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LEO launches in USA
by Ramya Chandrasekaran • • 0 Comments
Entrepreneur training specialists LEO are officially open for business in the US, making it their 105th marketplace. The company announced their entry at a launch event at the world famous Hudson Theatre in New York attended by existing members and guests.
LEO was founded in the UK in 2012 by Dan Andersson and Atif Kamran, who both have a long career in the direct selling industry. LEO, which stands for Learn, Earn, Own, specialises in training entrepreneurs through e-tutoring, e-learning and live seminars.
The company operates a direct selling business model and are provisional members of the US Direct Selling Association (USDSA), with the expectation that they will become full members after the standard 12 month probation. The business is already active in Europe,Africa, Middle East, South Asia and China.
Dan Andersson said: “Establishing our business in the US, one of the largest trading environments in the world,
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LEO And LEOcoin Denies Ponzi Allegations
by Ted Nuyten • • 0 Comments
James Hargrave, account director for JBP Associates Ltd. one of the leading strategic communications consultancies in the UK send Business For Home the next statement on the article: LEOCoin Founders Linked to Pyramid Scheme in Pakistan.
James Hargrave:
” I am contacting you on behalf of LEOcoin following your recent article regarding serious allegations made against them.
Your recent article makes some serious accusations, which appear to be largely drawn from a number of articles, including a recent CNBC piece. You will also have perhaps seen that CNBC have also covered LEOcoin’s recent firm rebuttal of the accusations http://www.cnbc.com/id/102565765.
I would like to draw your attention to this statement from LEOcoin relating to the matters you highlight:
“These accusations are misguided and fundamentally untrue. Dan and Atif have never been involved in any sort of scam
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LEOCoin Founders Linked to Pyramid Scheme in Pakistan
by Ramya Chandrasekaran • • 0 Comments
The latest alternative currency hype launch, LEOCoin, has received quite a bit of attention, following a series of outlandish claims. The developer team behind LEOCoin, in a recent CNBC article, claimed that several thousand merchants were willing to accept the digital currency.
“The company therefore claims it has 131,176 registered businesses ready to use LEOCoin, potentially making it the “second largest digital currency” in the world.”
Several media outlets have requested the founders of LEOCoin to provide some evidence to back up the claims made in that particular CNBC article. However, no commentary has been so far by LEOCoin representatives. As of today, nobody seems to have any idea as to who the 131,175 merchants really are. LEOCoin’s developers, Dan Anderson and Atif Kamran, have a somewhat checkered past.
In 2012, Anderson and Kamran were warned by