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Javita National Convention Attracts 1,200 Attendees

 
John Haremza, Master Distributor for Javita returned from Javita’s first National Convention this past weekend at the Aria Hotel in Las Vegas.
This was a historic event with over 1,200 enthusiastic members. Javita continues to have success and is on a trajectory to be one of the big players in the industry.
John is a network marketing veteran with 25 years in this industry and earnings of $14 million so he knows a winner when he sees one.
As John says, “All 5 critical elements for success have come together. This is where the magic happens and fortunes are made”.
The theme of the convention was “WHY Javita,” and “understanding your WHY.” 
Stan Cherelstein, President and CEO announced that Javita is on track to hit $40 million this year, triple growth over last year. During the event, Javita announced — Million Dollar Madness — a year long promotion whereby a million dollars in extra bonuses, prizes and trips will be given away.
Stan says,

“This is a way to give back to our North American Members for helping us have a successful past year”. 

Recognition was very prominent during the event. Supervisors, Managers, Directors and Diamonds were each recognized on stage and congratulated by

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Enes Olgun – Mega Holdings Receives The Business For Home Award 2014

 
With 1,355 votes Enes Olgun from Turkey has won the Top MLM Networker 2014 Poll.
Enes is an independent distributor for Mega Holdings with more than 25,000 members in his team spread over many countries in Europe and he has more than 157,000 followers on facebook.
Mega Holdings is an international Direct Selling company providing online web hosting services.
He was born in Turkey and studied at the University of Warsaw (Poland) and Istanbul.  He lives in Istanbul where he works full time on his international network marketing business.
He began in 2008 as an independent distributor for Mega Holdings and his earnings reached  $42,000 per month in 2013. As of February 2014 his earnings are topping $100,000 per month.
Mega Holdings (www.megaholdings.org) is incorporated in Hong Kong and its Management team is headed by Chairman/Founder Michael Cheng, a successful business entrepreneur with rich experience in network marketing and other business investments in several parts of the world.
Enes Olgun and Ted Nuyten in Istanbul – Turkey

When asked how Enes got involved into the MLM business he stated:

“Well, like most people, I had pre-conceived ideas about network marketing. I had heard of Amway before because my family was involved in it.  So I

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Anna Woodward Shifts Focus from Music To MLM And Empowers Women To Succeed

 
Anna Woodward’s life once centered around music—more precisely, classical flute—leading a private music studio and teaching as an adjunct professor at Seattle Pacific University in the U.S. But professional careers in the arts seldom add up to executive level incomes, so this classical flautist stepped into the world of direct selling eight years ago to earn her financial success. But Woodward found far more.
“I was attracted to the idea of working with others and empowering women with a solid business opportunity that they could use to succeed by giving a consistent part-time effort and by following a simple, duplicatible system for success,” Woodward says.
The way Woodward looks at it, she gives people real choices and long-term opportunities just like the many female direct selling leaders did before her. They too were mothers and wives.
“They led the way for others like myself to build a lifestyle and a career where women can truly have it all! I am grateful for the privilege of mentoring others, changing lives and building relationships with an amazing company like Nerium International,” she says.
As a 5 Star National Marketing Director, Woodward remains impressed with the unprecedented value Nerium offers Brand Partners with the free, Nerium

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Willagirls, Network Marketing for Teens and Tweens

 
Known as “Willagirls,” the teens and tweens host Tupperware like get-togethers at home, school or just about anywhere eight- to 13-year-olds hang out. Invites typically are extended via text message, since “nobody uses email anymore,” Ms. Messner says. So far Willagirl, which doesn’t disclose annual sales, has recruited 42 sellers in New York, Miami, New Jersey, California, Colorado and Maryland, among other states.
For Willagirl’s young sales reps, the company offers 25% of total sales, for a potential monthly income of $320 to $3,500, according to a pamphlet sellers distribute at their parties. Party hosts also receive 15% of retail sales from the party in free products, plus one half-price item if party sales exceed $400.
“There are all these hidden costs that are tied to brick-and-mortar retailing,” says Willagirl founder and chief executive Christy Prunier, “and besides, tween girls aren’t going to malls anymore.” The company, based in Riverside, is currently building out software, which by September will allow the girls to host “virtual” parties online, she adds.
Willagirl is one of a handful of startups that in the past few years have turned to business models combining e-commerce and social media with the traditional direct-sales tactics pioneered by Tupperware, Mary Kay and

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Experts Calls on SEC To Crack Down On MLM’s

 
The Securities and Exchange Commission should ratchet up its scrutiny of Herbalife and other multilevel marketing companies to ensure that their distributors aren’t violating anti-pyramid scheme laws, according to one top industry expert.
Bill Keep, the business dean of the College of New Jersey and a trial expert on pyramid schemes, urged SEC chief Mary Jo White to conduct ongoing reviews of the growing MLM industry and recommended that companies submit their enforcement policies to regulators every five years.
“I urge you to take serious the ongoing threat of unregulated behaviors by hundreds of thousands of MLM distributors affecting the lives of millions of Americans annually,” he wrote in the June 16 letter, a copy of which was obtained by The Post.
Keep fired off the letter in the wake of the recent appellate court decision upholding the Federal Trade Commission’s closure of pyramid scheme BurnLounge, saying it “reinforced the key issues of rewards primarily reliance on recruitment and the need for effective, enforced company policies.”
In his letter to White, Keep called out Herbalife, which is being probed by the SEC and other regulators over pyramid scheme allegations, for its “attempts to distance the company from distributor behaviors.”
The maker of protein shakes and other nutrition supplements

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